We all miss seeing Dave on our weekly Brother's Trucks videos. It's been a year since I last saw this video. I have it saved in my playlist library. Im getting a step closer to doing this to my 68 along with a front suspension and disc brake upgrade. I have a funny story to share. I have a 2010 GMC Sierra 1500 that needs some body work done. I had misplaced my butt-welding clamps. As I was watching your video at the 1:04 mark, i had suddenly remembered where I had placed my clamps and walked right to them! They're now sitting on my end table. Thanks, Dave, for reminding mevwhere i had misplaced them at, and for the great video!

Dave is a c10 guru. Wealth of knowledge

He is the best, I can't say enough good things about this guy.

Thank you your video help me alot . Was my guide during the whole process

“SAVE THEM ALL”!!! Dave’s got cool hair. I wish I had Dave’s hair.

I never miss a fabrication video. Kids, pay attention in geometery.

Dave is a wealth of information! Thank you Dave for taking the time to make this video and help us diy car guys to do this at home or shop! Merry Christmas!!

Thank you for all your videos you've put out over all these years. 2 days ago I cut up my 69 c10 bed sides and they came out great thanks to this video. Anytime you put up a video I already know it'll be worth watching. Thank you again. Ahmad

At the beginning it seemed a little overwhelming. You explained it so well now I feel it's certainly doable. Thank you for your time.

Nice tip on the black side of the grinding wheel, it is much easier to see!

Teacher of the year 🤙

Watched a ton of videos on cutting down bedsides but I know when Dave is in front of the camera it will be laid out perfectly. Thanks for helping me perfect my craft. I’m working backwards..I’ve got a shortbed to use on my 68 but I’m taking long bedsides and cutting them down for a true unibody truck. It may be the only c10 with a subframe.

Always good. Keep them coming.

This was Great!!! I am going to tackle this

Thank you for the video i just bought my dream truck at 15 a couple months ago and am cutting the bedsides right now got my phone set up watch a little then cut a little thank you hhys

Exelent job congratulations thank you master and thank you Brothers

Very informative on this popular modifications, thanks David!

Yes!!!!!! Thank you!!!!

Great information. Thanks again

Great video, thanks David 🇺🇸

Love the fact you don’t wear gloves and why, Dittos for me! I can hold hot exhaust with a smile ! 😂

Great content!

Good job

It would be helpful to show some grinding tricks. You said some tips of how to do it. But there was no video of it. Great job explaining how to make the cuts and where to do them.

Fantastic video!!! Thank you for helping us always

IMPORTANT! When grinding, cutting, or welding make sure there is no glass in the area, the flying sparks ⚡️ will pit the glass. You won’t know it until you clean the glass for the first time after it’s pitted and the towel is snagged by the debris in the glass (don’t ask how I know this).

Nice video do u have a video on how to cut the bed sides on a 1966 C10 or is it the same concept as this video you just put out?

did this without ant panel clamps and was way harder and not as good as you did. definitely getting some

I like the no wearing gloves never could stand wearing them and never have,

Do you have an video how to shorten the bed floor?

David, did you eliminate the center pocket too and use a section of what you cut off to weld in? Great video!!

What is the ruler with the scratching end called the one he uses at time 4:16

That appears to be a longhorn bed? I have one I’m cutting down for my one ton dually . Measurements are different than a normal long bed. Anyway thanks for your videos I enjoy them

I notice your kit to shorten the long bed frame to short be is for c10s. Will it also work on the C20s?

So is there any state laws or insurance issues that a person should be aware of before jumping into this project? Liability issues?

Hey im about to do this to my 1970 c10 and have a question with the front when you cut the top of the bedside you said you needed to step over would it be possible to not do that just get rid of that pocket on the top of the bedside

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I am building a 1968 C50 into a pickup, I am needing to add about 3FT to the bed, any suggestions?

Hey there Dave! I m looking for 67-72 bed corners only. Couldn't find. No one makes them? Only the complete bed side?

Will this kit work with a 71-72 longhorn pickup?

I want to cut a '69 LWB to a SWB and cut the original bedsides and perserve the original paint and patina of the truck without any weld lines. Is this possible?

Question; why not just take the 12 inches out and make a straight cut instead of stepping it over? I'm assuming you're doing this because you had a hole in the bed where somebody was going to put in a jewelry gas tank or something. So you want to get rid of that hole. Is there a reason for strength or something to make that jog? I know you want to save the stakehold but if you just did a 12-in wide cut with straight edges right out of the center between the front of the bed and the fender well here why not do that? Once again is it just because you already had a hole in the bed and wanted to take that hole out? Or is there another reason. Now I'm taking notes by asking you this question cuz I'll probably have another question and I'll make another comment. Thank you for showing us how to do this.

Are 1970 c20 long bed trailing arms longer than short bed please thks

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At 28:06 why did you use the 2X4?

The camera is way too far away to understand what you're talking about You need more close up shots of the scribe tools, tape and the marks you're putting down.

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