[wingnut60]

Should not have to cut any of the body work. Haven't seen oldbird's, but I was going to have one put on ours and it would have been entirely under the rear cap--no fiberglass cutting. There is a lot of work underneath involving taking off the belly cover and removing the spare tire/housing/crank to do the work, and then replacing it all. I would have gotten it done by a welder that did all Bennetts in Granbury, TX, work, but he was injured severely in a wreck and can't weld anymore. His was a hitch and a flip-up platform--pretty neat, about $1200 at the time.