Ford F650-F750 Truck Cab & Related

Frequently Asked Questions About Ford F650-F750 Truck Cab & Related

Will these cab parts fit my specific F650 or F750 model year?

Ford F650 and F750 cab components typically fit models from 2000-2015 with the same cab style, though some parts are year-specific. The major cab redesign occurred in 2016, so parts are generally not interchangeable between pre-2016 and 2016+ models. Always verify fitment by checking your VIN's 10th digit for the year and confirming whether you have a regular cab, extended cab, or crew cab configuration. When in doubt, contact us with your truck's details for exact fitment confirmation.

What materials are these cab parts made from, and how durable are they?

Our F650-F750 cab parts come in three main material types: OEM-grade steel (matching factory specifications), heavy-duty aluminum (lighter weight with excellent corrosion resistance), and high-impact ABS plastic for trim pieces. Steel components feature e-coat primer and powder coating for rust prevention. Most replacement panels are 16-18 gauge steel, while structural components use thicker 14 gauge material. All materials meet or exceed DOT standards for commercial truck applications.

Can I install these cab parts myself, or do I need professional help?

Installation difficulty varies by component. Simple bolt-on items like mirror brackets, grab handles, and exterior trim can typically be installed with basic tools in 30-60 minutes. However, major components like doors, cab corners, or roof panels require welding, cutting, or specialized alignment tools and are best handled by professionals. Door installations specifically need proper adjustment of hinges, latches, and weather stripping to ensure proper sealing. We provide installation guides where applicable, but recommend professional installation for structural components.

What finish options are available, and do parts come painted?

Most cab parts come in primer finish ready for paint, allowing you to match your truck's exact color. We offer three finish options: raw steel (for custom work), black primer (most common), and powder-coated black for select items like steps and brackets. Chrome options are available for mirrors, door handles, and trim pieces. Painted-to-match options are not available due to the numerous OEM color codes, but any body shop can paint primed parts using your truck's paint code found on the door jamb sticker.

Are these aftermarket parts, and how do they compare to OEM quality?

We carry both genuine OEM Ford parts and high-quality aftermarket alternatives. Aftermarket parts are manufactured to OEM specifications and often come from the same suppliers that produce for Ford. The main differences are price (aftermarket typically costs 30-50% less) and availability (aftermarket often ships faster). Fitment is identical to OEM, though some customers report minor adjustments needed on aftermarket doors and panels. All parts carry manufacturer warranties ranging from 1-3 years depending on the component and brand.