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What are everyone's thoughts on 4-door M35A2 crew cabs ?
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banditt1979
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Sounds like a good way to spend some quality family time. Or a night out with the boys just got a lot more interesting!
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There's been several 4 door Deuce's made up here. One even here in Washington state.
They look really cool if done right and seem to be very structurally sound. If I had the body work skills to do it, I would do it to my Deuce.
They look really cool if done right and seem to be very structurally sound. If I had the body work skills to do it, I would do it to my Deuce.
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if done right structure would be more than adequate. I think they look cool but the juice doesn’t seem to be worth the squeeze. If I was looking to regularly haul 4 people I don’t think the deuce would be the vehicle of choice.
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"but the juice doesn’t seem to be worth the squeeze"
Can I borrow???
BaconFarms
Can I borrow???
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My friend, watch the movie "Girl Next Door". Not only will you fall in love with Alesha Cuthburt, but you'll get a GREAT example of that phrase in action!
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Don’t think I have ever seen the movie but I probably heard it from someone that did.
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I had an A3 that did not build but did some repair on before selling. It wasn’t done properly and you could feel the floor flex slightly when you crossed a ditch on an angle. 
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The whole cab must be solidly supported above the frame since the Deuce frame flex's a lot. Remember the Deuces frame is "not" hardened so it flex's more than a normal truck chassis will. A three-point mounting system seems to work the best also. Two in front and one in the middle in back.