Honcho bed side kit.
 

So I cut out my bedside kit and all but my screw holes don't match up and I already drilled the holes, any advice would be appreciated. The back end not lining up is a no biggie, I'll use some screws to keep the rear ends aligned and to the Honcho body.







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tuck the bed sides and rear under the "diamond plate". It will hide your previously drilled holes. I'd post a pic, but I'm at work right now...:cry:

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:)
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Brilliant, thanks guys! I'll definitely give it at shot.

Looks awesome. What did you use to make the bedsides?

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Why aren't those bungee cords being used to keep that crap from falling off of the flatbed? :ror:

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"Honcho" Bedside Kit "thumbsup"

At first I thought that were taller than the dinky bedsides so I thought he might have found a sc body that lined up better but now that I look again I see

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I had the same problem so I ovaled the wholes out then cut two strips if thick lexan off some spare stuff I had then drilled my holes and used them to go over top and hide the oval holes

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Better pic