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Okay, Seeing as my truck is not accesible at the moment. (I have it parked at my friends shop for paint) I need some measurments if anyone could help me out.

 

I think any Ext cab truck form 99-03 may work im not sure.

 

I need measurements on the floor in the back, I need to know the clearance because im going to take out the back seats and do some custom work. I need to know how long it is before the middle comes up then i need to know how high the middle part is. I also need to know how high it is to the window. and i aslo need to know how long it is from the back wall to the back of the front seats..

 

Please please please help me. It will be greatly appriciated.

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awe man. lol. Well maybe someone can come through and help me out... theres gotta be someone out there that will take a few moments of their time to help me.

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Okay, Seeing as my truck is not accesible at the moment. (I have it parked at my friends shop for paint) I need some measurments if anyone could help me out.

 

I think any Ext cab truck form 99-03 may work im not sure.

 

I need measurements on the floor in the back, I need to know the clearance because im going to take out the back seats and do some custom work. I need to know how long it is before the middle comes up then i need to know how high the middle part is. I also need to know how high it is to the window. and i aslo need to know how long it is from the back wall to the back of the front seats..

 

Please please please help me. It will be greatly appriciated.

 

 

I would be more then happy to get you those numbers, but my truck is a '97. Im not sure how close the numbers would be.

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