'69 D100 Short swept... Cummins Dually?!?!?

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'69 D100 Short swept... Cummins Dually?!?!?

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Stumbled across this on a random google search and don't recall having ever seen/ heard of it before. Worth a look! http://bangshift.com/bangshiftxl/mini-f ... -and-more/
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Is it still a D100 when u put 200 axles and springs under it?
Can't figure out how he got the springs and frame between the rear wheels... :thinking

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That would make a great story in a magazine.
Cool truck. short bed?
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That's a cool truck. Its been posted before, a long time ago.
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I like it but hauling heavy with a SWB can be a handful. Especially with a cross wind.

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