69 fire truck turned service/towing truck

[Maxxd07]

Our local fire dept was on borrowed time with the pump in this truck and since parts for it are non existent we never used it unless we had to, and since they found a replacement it went up for sale. $3000 was the asking price fo this 19,xxx original mile truck with a 427, 5+2 speed and a locker in the rear. My pops puts in a bid of $2000 after 3 or so weeks of no one jumping on the deal and they accepted his offer! He was a bit shocked and wasn't sure what to do with it since he is a tight ass and didn't want to spend the money to stretch the frame and put a grain box on it. Well my mom told him he needs a service truck so he decided to do that and put a gooseneck ball in it to haul hay in the fall. That's where I come in. He didn't have the time but I had taken a week off work to help him hay and the goofy weather we have this year made it so he didn't need the help so I got the job of "redesigning" the rear of this thing to allow him to use it this fall. He already had the tank off the John Bean body so all I had to do was cut and weld. Here are some pics of how things looked before I started... if thing don't work quite right please be patient since I am doing this all from my blackberry.
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[Maxxd07]

And this is what I took off. P.S. I have no idea why the pic is flipped.

And this is what it became. About 3" out of the doors or so.
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[Maxxd07]

This is the end product for now. I will get more pics of the rig outside and of the perfect steering wheel and tach/vac dash. This winter the massive pump conglomoration will get pulled and a diesel tank will be added along with an air compressor and tool storage. I will also have to get s pic of the sweet 4k sun tach that was mounted on the side panel.
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[Maxxd07]

Could I get a little help getting some pics flipped?

[Pop's C-10]

Tha assist

[Maxxd07]

Thanks a million!!