5.6 to 6.6 ft bed conversion
Hi everybody , I have a 2001 F150 Supercrew which I picked up cheap but my only dislike is the 5.6 ft bed .
My question is can I modify it to fit the 6.6 bed and can it be done without splicing the frame . Simply pushing the rear dif back 12 in adding 12 in to the rear . I know it would require a new drive shaft, extend brake lines ,a junk yard bed , Misc wiring and a weekend or two of labor . But It would be the way i think Ford should have made it plus it would just look awesome . Has anyone done this before ? Pros or cons ? Suggestions ?
My question is can I modify it to fit the 6.6 bed and can it be done without splicing the frame . Simply pushing the rear dif back 12 in adding 12 in to the rear . I know it would require a new drive shaft, extend brake lines ,a junk yard bed , Misc wiring and a weekend or two of labor . But It would be the way i think Ford should have made it plus it would just look awesome . Has anyone done this before ? Pros or cons ? Suggestions ?
You could stretch it but it doesn't look right the proportion is all off. Super crews have the perfect hood:bed:cab ratio. You'll get used to the smaller bed and learn to be creative. You can get a bed extender too. But what you sacrifice in bed space you gain in dry interior space.
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Someone on here a while back replaced the rear half of the frame due to rust. There are large rivets holding the back half on. Maybe if you can find the back half of a long bed.. no clue if they would fit together or not.
You could stretch it but it doesn't look right the proportion is all off. Super crews have the perfect hood:bed:cab ratio. You'll get used to the smaller bed and learn to be creative. You can get a bed extender too. But what you sacrifice in bed space you gain in dry interior space.
I have carried 16' 2x6s in the bed of my supercrew with the tailgate down and the bed extender out.


