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'78 Cailliac Superior Fleetwood End Loader Wheelbase?

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  • travlinman
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    Check out My last post.

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  • Abnorml
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    Originally posted by Atti View Post

    '78 commercial chassis was 1st year for downsizing I think.
    77 was the first year for the downsized commercial chassis.

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  • Jus" Roach
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    Here it is claimed to be "downsized" to 157 inches

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  • SpecialFX
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    I'll have to check on the trailer size. I'm borrowing one and do not have it yet.

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  • 60Crown
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    What size is your trailer?

    '78 commercial chassis was 1st year for downsizing I think.

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  • tonytheskin
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    if you have a 16 foot trailer the body may over hang a bit, but wheels should fit easy.

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  • SpecialFX
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    Thanks for the reply. That might be a problem!

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  • Haroldfromhell
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    I beleive the wheelbase is 144 inches on the hearse, standard caddy is 121

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  • '78 Cailliac Superior Fleetwood End Loader Wheelbase?

    I am purchasing a 1978 cadillac hearse sight unseen that's several hundred miles away. Does anyone know if the wheelbase will be the same as a standard Cadillac of the same year? I'm concerned that my trailer might not be long enough. Per his description it is a Fleetwood Superior Endloader. I can't seem to find out much from Google. I'd be devastated to drive 10 hours only to find out it doesn't fit on the trailer! Thanks in advance!
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