Bedliner ?s
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Mountain Pass
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From: parkersburg usa
Bedliner ?s
Well here it is. I have a 02 superduty short bed.
Beautiful truck but the bed floor is rusted.
I welded some sheet metal in and it looks like
Hell so I need a cheap beliner. Will a 2005 shortbed
Liner even be close? I don't expect a perfect fit. Or
How about a longed liner if I cut it down. Any ideas?
Thanks
Beautiful truck but the bed floor is rusted.
I welded some sheet metal in and it looks like
Hell so I need a cheap beliner. Will a 2005 shortbed
Liner even be close? I don't expect a perfect fit. Or
How about a longed liner if I cut it down. Any ideas?
Thanks
Lead Driver
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: South Jersey
the F150 beds are way different, it might fit with major cutting. Id check craigslist or local ads for a bedliner from a 1999-2010 super duty. And dont forget junk yards! they always have them laying around
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Mountain Pass
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From: parkersburg usa
Bn checking Craigslist with no luck.. I'll try the local
Salvage yard that never even. Crossed my
Mind.
Salvage yard that never even. Crossed my
Mind.
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Postmaster
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From: Wayyy NoCal, USA
Depending on where patches are, a thick rubber bed liner may be a good solution.
my $.02: Those are my preference by a long shot anyway, as I really dislike the greased snot traction of plastic bedliners when they get wet. Even dry, stuff slides around way too easy for my taste. I've seen more than 1 motorcycle take a tumble on plastic, never on rubber.
Also easier to remove and clean out underneath from time to time. I would leave it out entirely during the rainy season if I lived in rust belt.
I use my bed hard (gravel, firewood, compost, toys) and appearance is a loooooong way from the top of my priority list, but I think an abused rubber mat looks better than abused plastic liner. And is much cheaper to replace.
my $.02: Those are my preference by a long shot anyway, as I really dislike the greased snot traction of plastic bedliners when they get wet. Even dry, stuff slides around way too easy for my taste. I've seen more than 1 motorcycle take a tumble on plastic, never on rubber.
Also easier to remove and clean out underneath from time to time. I would leave it out entirely during the rainy season if I lived in rust belt.
I use my bed hard (gravel, firewood, compost, toys) and appearance is a loooooong way from the top of my priority list, but I think an abused rubber mat looks better than abused plastic liner. And is much cheaper to replace.
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