Cab Conversions

[GBarber]

I have seen many late model Dodges with a cab extension modification. Who is doing them, what does it cost and is there any doing this currently to their rig?

 

[MUDDY]

here is the website for one co.



bayer auto



http://www.truckracecycle.com/parts/bayer/







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[Scooby]

I called them once a while ago and I think a stretch job (including the rear doors) was around $11K. You could get real fancy and throw in leather rear captain's chairs for more dough. Apparently, they are the only place that has made their own rear doors that match the lines of the truck exactly. Others may use modified suburban doors or so the story goes.....

 

[Scollins]

I came across this website, as I've been considering how to give mine more interior room (regular cab. )

http://mckinleyconversions.com/home.html

I don't know what they charge, but they SEEM like a neat setup. I just wish Dodge made a '98 12 Valve 4-full size door version! At the least, I wish I could have found a '98 Quad cab, short bed 4x4 Cummins when I was looking, and in my price range. Oh well.