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2004 Silverado 2500 bed replacement with later model?


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Hello Everyone,

 

I just purchased a Chevy Silverado 2500. It would be a longbed if it had a bed on it....

 

I have seen plenty of beds for sale that were left when someone installed a flatbed or service body. I did not expect it to be any trouble finding a decent replacement.

 

I was wrong.......

 

I have been online & on the phone all day. I am finding lots of Ford and Dodge beds and a few 2008-2014 Chevy beds. I am begining to wonder if I can reasonably fit a 2008+ bed on my 2004 truck? 

 

Is anyone here familiar enough with the mounting of the beds to tell me what would be involved with putting the 2008-2014 bed on my 2004 truck?

 

Thanks.

 

S.

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I believe the beds will fit all the way to recent. From what I have read, the mounting points for the bed are the same. From like 99-16. The issue you’ll have is the body lines. If you don’t care about it. Should bolt up fine and work as long as you get the same size bed. For obvious reasons.


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On 10/5/2018 at 6:10 PM, casey.mikl said:

I believe the beds will fit all the way to recent. From what I have read, the mounting points for the bed are the same. From like 99-16. The issue you’ll have is the body lines. If you don’t care about it. Should bolt up fine and work as long as you get the same size bed. For obvious reasons.


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Thanks Casey,

 

Are you fairly confident? I found a 2007-2014 bed in Spokane that I am considering. 2-1/2 hour drive so I want to be fairly confident before I commit.

 

Thanks again.

 

S.

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