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another option is DIY spray bedliner , I just did my wifes El camino project with Raptor by U-pol . great stuff and only $150.oo for the kit .
It's a 2 part urethane so it's like rock after curing .
pics
before
another option id DIY spray bedliner , I just did my wifes El camino project with Raptor by U-pol . great stuff and only $150.oo for the kit .
It's a 2 part urethane so it's like rock after curing .
pics
before
after
One thing many people forget or just don't think about doing is putting in a few water drain holes in the bed corners.
I first drilled 1/4" drain holes then came out an checked to see if the hole were doing the job after a night of rain. Nope to small so went to 1/2" holes that was just about right.
Even put in a few holes in the bed of my 70 el~camino
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Looks like a good job with the bed coating there MIKE68. Flatheadjohn, most stay away from keeping mats in the bed long term, because of the rust it helps promote.
"Pre-made" will be difficult to come by IMO given these rigs are 40+ years old.
Trim-to-fit mats are available from your local RV/accessory outlet.. the same ones who sell canopies/shell/toppers, lumber racks, tool boxes, hitches, etc. In my area, it's "Campway": https://www.campway.com/
They don't make one to fit my Ranchero either and I was dubious about cutting on a $100 bed mat, so I bought 1/4" thick horse stall matting by the foot from Tractor Supply. It doesn't go around the fenders but it only cost about $40.
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