The bedsides came from Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, Canada and were $200/ side. I live close to there and so shipping was $30 next day courier. The phone # is 1-902-543-2549, ask for Blair. He also has the rear pans that mount behind the wheelwell for $30/ side. There is a gentleman in B.C. that sells them also. Cory at Toyota fiberglass bedsides

Well the light at the end of the tunnel is finally getting brighter. I still have a few small things to do, mudflaps inner fenders, but the hard work has paid off. Next up is a fabricated rear bumper and rustproofing. I think some fender flares are in order with the wider wheels.

wow that is looking really good, that might be a good idea to find one that is half gone and just rebuild it, maybe even turn around and sell it to make a grand or two.....

say how much are you in to that all in all(even price of the truck if applicable)

Thanks for the comment. Probably around 8 grand Canadian including the original price of the truck. Its worth every penny to me though. The interior needs some attention now. I might try to find some seats and carpet.

Another thought instead of carpet is to get some of the roll on bed liner to put on the floor.? It has alot of pros; such as sound proofing, durable, doesn't trap smells, and if applied the right way resembles carpet and a heck of alot easier to clean.
I know early 90's 4skinner front bucket seats are a bolt in and have pretty good butt and back support with ability to put in a custom center console or just more room to reach behind you. I definitaly like them in my std cab p/u for the extra room and support when sitting in them all day long wheeling or driving down the road.

Great ideas. I think I will go with the roll on liner for the floor. I had heard about that before and it does make a lot of sense. I will check the salvage yards in the area for the runner seats.