to swap or not to swap

ok here is the situation i ahve a 95 ram ext cab long bed sitting needing some mior repairs, (future project) little story i was driving it and blew up a tire, whole center thread came loose(rim still has both side walls still attached) so center wrapped around wheel well and wasted the bed side completely, well in also wrecked the insdie of it near the taillamp too, bent it up and damaged round the taillight. and other side is cracked and rusted and spot welded as rusting dfrom a crappy repair job when i got t boned in it 2 days after buying it( damn females) how hard is it to miss a red and white ram? well n e ways so bed is wasted need a new one, well the problem in a 8 ft bed and i can't seem to find one near me, but i can find dually beds all day and 6 ft beds, i am not chopping for a 6 ft. Should i find a dually axle and swap it in and do a dually bed? but what do i need for the front to do the swap to dually wheels? need help, do you want to see a bd ram dually on semis in the scene?

Just put the dually bed on it and put a wide ass wheel on it.

^ that... or im not sure on teh dodges.. but the hub/rotor is all one peice on most duallies. so the swap for teh front shouldnt be a big deal.

who makes a wide enuf wheel to make it look dgood?

Weld or craiger

they make those big fat wheels that streetrodder guys use

WELD makes some good looking wheels

so going old school with the dually phantom look huh

this is right up my ally the problem with running the one tire ( mickey thompson,hoosier, ect..) the tire can't hold the weight of the truck so you put more air in now your eating the center out of the tire it looks cool as hell but big money for up keep thats why I went back to dualls .also the prostreet tires are 15'' only. now you have my 2 pennys

thanks pig those 2 pennies will go to help purchase something for this truck LOL

well at $300 a tire for six months use (depending on driving habits and how often) thats to expensive for me.

I'd look for a doner vehical that you could part out to offset the cost of rebuilding yours