I have an 03 Supercrew and the rockers are shot. I noticed that the extended cab and regular cab had an inner and outer rocker. So my question is does the 4 door Supercrew have inner and out rockers ? Thx Guys

 

Screw? A base cab does not. They have what's called a floor side rail but most call a rocker. It's part of what Ford calls a "Uniside." What you might consider an inner rocker is actually a curled lip from the floor pan. If there was one Ford would call it a "floor side rail reinforcement."

Here, how's this:

 

No offense but what does this have to do with my Super Crew ?

 

Really? LOL

 

supercrew is the same thing. no difference

 

he juts explained to you how the cab rockers on your truck are designed

 

I don't know what you mean by inner and outer. They're just one piece, a full rocker that covers both doors. Pretty sure you can still get them.

Check this thread out...start here, -

https://www.f150forum.com/f6/project...-60210/index6/

 

Here is a link
https://www.millsupply.com/auto-body...er=rocker&f=Go

 

Yea, you might be thinking of the cab drop as the inner rocker.

You can't purchase that piece unfortunately.

However , this guy fabbed up his own "inner" section in this thread, some great work here, -

https://www.f150forum.com/f6/fed-up-rot-231217/index2/

 

FYI Elk Hunter,

Here's a list of vehicles that use the parts you're looking for:

2003 Ford F-150 King Ranch, Lariat, XLT 4.2L V6 - Gas, 4.6L V8 - Gas, 5.4L V8 - Bi-Fuel, 5.4L V8 - CNG, 5.4L V8 - Gas
2002 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer, XLT 4.6L V8 - Gas, 5.4L V8 - Gas
2002 Ford F-150 King Ranch 4.6L V8 - Gas, 5.4L V8 - Bi-Fuel, 5.4L V8 - CNG, 5.4L V8 - Gas
2002 Lincoln Blackwood Base 5.4L V8 - Gas
2002 Lincoln Navigator Base 5.4L V8 - Gas
2001 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer, XLT 4.6L V8 - Gas, 5.4L V8 - Gas
2001 Ford F-150 King Ranch, Lariat, XLT 4.2L V6 - Gas, 4.6L V8 - Gas, 5.4L V8 - Bi-Fuel, 5.4L V8 - CNG, 5.4L V8 - Gas
2001 Lincoln Navigator Base 5.4L V8 - Gas 2000 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer, XLT 4.6L V8 - Gas, 5.4L V8 - Gas
2000 Lincoln Navigator Base 5.4L V8 - Gas 1999 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer, XLT 4.6L V8 - Gas, 5.4L V8 - Gas
1999 Lincoln Navigator Base 5.4L V8 - Gas 1998 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer, XLT 4.6L V8 - Gas, 5.4L V8 - Gas
1998 Lincoln Navigator Base 5.4L V8 - Gas 1997 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer, XLT

All of these vehicles use the same "Floor Side Panel(s)" or rocker and "Floor Pan(s)" (there are 3 on a Screw and are also what you call an "inner rocker"). All these parts are discontinued by Ford. That doesn't mean the parts are not available. There are a lot of "NOS" or new old stock dealers but you have to know what it is you need because NOS dealers more often than not don't know what they have. You could go looking for these parts for the Navigator and find them but not find them for the F150 even though they are the same parts. This is if you don't have the part numbers. Finally, aftermarket parts are alright if they are your only option but I've never used a one that fit as well as OEM parts but some are better than others. Trust anything AK suggests and listen to others that have done this work. Also you almost always get what you pay for. If you go cheap your fabrication skills will be on display because you are going to have to make the parts fit and many aftermarket parts become something else when you start welding. Inferior metal can't take the heat.

Edit: If you do any door skin work do your body work first with the door on the truck.