Ancient Chinese secret called string...LOL
Actually the door fall on a uni is the same as a regular door. They each end up in the same position. You can see a straight door in the rear in the pictures. In the over photo it is modified with a section from a uni door that had the bottoms rusted out.
I modified the rear door to the pitch, modified the cab corner to meet the rear door fall and trimmed the quarter panels to fit. I needed 3/4 inch shim blocks on the frame to mount the bed. The tub is a 79 tub that matches the 79 frame. its just the right height for uni quarter panels.....
Garbz
anybody unibodied a 64-66?
Re: 65-66 uni
I think it would look really clean, and I'm betting at first glance it would be overlooked.eaglefan wrote:My buddy and I were down in Omaha,Ne about 1 year ago buying a lwb 65, I got into a conservation with the bodyshop owner and he said that he had just welded up a 65 or 66 for a young guy down there and that it looked really cool. I've been kicking around the same idea for my 66 but it's a very straight slick and I don't want to chance it not working out. But I do have an old 65 short and a extra long box....mmm maybe!! Later Randy
my only issue really with doing it is if I have to pull the bed off, I'd have to pull the cab off. whereas without the uni I could just pull the bed off.
1965 f250 long bed- 352ci 385rwhp
1993 toyota pickup- LT1 swap in progress
I enjoy crossbreeding.
1993 toyota pickup- LT1 swap in progress
I enjoy crossbreeding.
This is what came to mind....obviously its mean to be a "Bronco" and jacked up, but he did the whole "unibody" idea with the cab and bed all grafted together. I wish I could find more pics or info on the truck, but it's been YEARS since I saw this truck the first time. No telling what happened to it.


Very nice, but I think the bed rails need to be a bit higher so that there's a smoother transition from cab to bed. I never noticed before but now that I see the two joined together it looks a bit abrupt and lacks the character and flow of a true uni.Phil wrote:
The bed rail should probably be level with the window sill...




'66 F100 --
'78 Bronco -- 

