Hannemann style rear fiberglass flares, pre-installation pics?

Ok so here is what I ended up doing

Take one long bed:
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Drill out all the pinch welds and remove the bedsides. This will allow me to make my welds thoroughly in and outside of the bed when it's going back together, as well as take care of the little bit of rust thats in there.
12.5" section to come out of the front
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18" section out of the rear
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For the bedsides I'm only going to make one cut, about a 26.5" section out of the middle(thats an estimate, not going to cut the bedsides until after the bed had been cut down, and remeasure). I'll cut the section out, then tac weld the two back together, cut my new wheel well opening, then finish the weld.
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This is all that will be visible of the factory bed sides once I get the flairs on
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I think the whole corner is going to come together nicely
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The end result will be about a 61" bed(5'1"), and about a 107" wheelbase.
 
I'm curious what the intended use of the finished truck is going to be. Are you planning go-fast, or a nice looking rock/trail rig? Just curious 'cause it seems a go fast rig could use the extra wheel base. Still and all, it'll be a really nice looking bobbed bed.
 
I'm curious what the intended use of the finished truck is going to be. Are you planning go-fast, or a nice looking rock/trail rig? Just curious 'cause it seems a go fast rig could use the extra wheel base. Still and all, it'll be a really nice looking bobbed bed.

A little bit of both, but more the latter of the two, mostly trails and rocks, but be able to go fast when I want to.
 
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