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Old 03-23-2018, 12:20 AM
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Default Non-SGT cab on SGT?

Has anyone ever retrofitted a non-SGT sims cab to fit into a SGT. I found a cyclops tractor with a cab, was thinking about buying it and trying to swap the cab onto my 982.
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Anything can be done with talent, and the proper tools.

The SGT is about 7" longer at the tunnel. Making an already cramped GT cab much too small to fit.

Personally, my opinion is anyone who asks a question like this, likely lacks the skill to do it, or it would already be in process.
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I have a Sims cab that I'm not even sure what it was for. I think a cyclops because it has the cutout for the gas fill. Anyways, I first modified it for my 1450 and then modified it again for my 1572. So, I would say it should work, but don't expect it to bolt on.
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What they said.

Is this the one?

Good price!

https://westernmass.craigslist.org/grd/6539665701.html
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What they said.

Is this the one?

Good price!

https://westernmass.craigslist.org/grd/6539665701.html
If that's the one I would just buy it and use it as is.
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Anything can be done with talent, and the proper tools.

The SGT is about 7" longer at the tunnel. Making an already cramped GT cab much too small to fit.

Personally, my opinion is anyone who asks a question like this, likely lacks the skill to do it, or it would already be in process.
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