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alright, so i'm not crazy about wood being in SOME beds for this generation. I bet it looked really good new..there's just something about a properly done wood bed. *drools* As far as the X-fer case goes, I'll have to take a peek at that in the morning. Thanks alot for the input...it's very much appreciated.
As far as I know, Ford painted the wood in the Flaresides the same color as the body. At least in the 77 1/2 Flareside that I used to have it appeared to be that way. The bed strips were body color as well as all the bolts. I could see remnants of the original silver paint on the boards as well. My wood was fairly weathered and at that time the truck was only 5 or 6 years old.............A nicely re-done wood floor that has been varnished and either chrome or stainless rub strips used on it looks awesome..................However for a truck you are going to use as a truck.......I wouldnt want to put a beer cooler in the back of a nicely varnisned one...............let alone haul a load of gravel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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