Pictures of an F350 dually rear end with stock bed?

[ttyR2]

Around these parts, I haven't ever seen what an early F350 with a dually rear axle looks like with a stock bed on it. All the farmers toss on flatbeds instead. Do any of you guys have pictures I could see?

[FORDification]

The '67-'72 dually trucks were never offered from the factory with a regular fleetside or flareside bed....only has a stakebed, utility box, or cab-and-chassis (which were often converted to tow trucks). You can buy aftermarket dually rear fenders now though, and build your own dually fleetside.

Here's a pic of a '67 F350 4x4 (with a Napco front differential) where the owner removed the duals and installed a single wider rim to install a fleetside bed:



...and here's a pic of a '70 F350 crewcab which has been coverted to a dually with the aftermarket rear fenders:



...and here's a '72 with the same conversion:

[hardtailjohn]

I think I like the looks of a flatbed better... when done right.
John H.

[GT-Racer]

I hate those add on fender flares, they look like Dodge fenders.

[72hiboy4x4]

Man, I LOVE the look on that Blue Crew Cab!
that looks great!