5.0Flareside
GingaNinja
Only a bumper hitch.
thats lame.
Only a bumper hitch.
thats lame.
My '91 Edweena Bauer Bronco came with a Reesethats lame.
Except for the "a/t part" that baby's perfect!
Except for the "a/t part" that baby's perfect!
Somebody that likes "a/t" (ick, shiver) go get that.
Alvin in AZ
AT or a/t = Automatic TransmissionWhat's the "a/t"?
Heck, many others prob'ly did too.I always thought that SWB was Short Wheel Base.
Heck, many others prob'ly did too.
That's the problem with not spelling it out. :/
It means different things to different people.
SNB = short narrow bed
LWB = long wide bed
Flareside and styleside. Stepside and styleside, if you're talking Chevies. Not sure what Dodge called either of them.
Maybe Ford called 'em stepsides back then, too, I dunno. I kind of think "Flareside" came later.
EDIT: If you go way, way back to about 1931, Ford built Model A pickups, but then right at then end, in late '31, they also built some wide-bed Model A pickups. They still had fenders that stuck out and all, but they were wider than the normal beds. (The roofs were sheetmetal not fabric over the wooden framework on them, too.
Heck, many others prob'ly did too.
That's the problem with not spelling it out. :/
It means different things to different people.
SNB = short narrow bed
LWB = long wide bed
#$%^& = get this broken down Chevy away from me, tired of foolin with it
Butthead in AZ