Ok I thought I would start this thread to how we did this swap! Ok the truck was a cab and chassis truck with 6.0 ill try to get what pictures I have up to show some of the work. Everything has been fabricated to make this happen. No conversion parts were bought in this build.
2003 f350 6.0 fummins build
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2000_fummins
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There's a thread on here that could be helpful with the same set up. The thickness of plate is what really matters for stuff like the starter and clutch set up.
ChrisNickerson
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keep the pictures coming, looking good so far.
Scooter's Roofing
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work looks great so far, but why start with a base model, regular cab, chassis cab? 
work looks great so far, but why start with a base model, regular cab, chassis cab?
I already had the truck and I don't need the extra room for anything because my son is the only person to really go anywhere with me and this project was partially to set a precedent on doing a cummins conversion! Most people say you need at least $10k to do a swap, at the moment I'm less than $2k in parts and material and hard stuff is basically done! All the little stuff will add up but nothing to extravagant!
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whats the plans for the truck? performance, hauler?
Mainly a hauler this truck isn't a good platform for anything else really but it's going to get upgrades to it!
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