Line-X Prices
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Line-X Prices
I have an 05 F350 DRW with a 8' bed coming in next week and have been looking to get the Line-X spray in liner. I'm in Long Island and the only one nearest to me wants $570 to do it up to the rail and an extra $150 if I want a thicker coat. Is that outrageous! I've been reading around this forum and see that most people are having there's done for mid 3's to low $400. Does anyone know of another dealer around this area that's not such a rip off artist or is that the prices on the east?
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I'd visit the Line-X website and do a search for shops in your area. Call them all and see what they quote you. The website used to have a coupon you could print out for 10% off or something like that.
I agree that price is outrageous.
I agree that price is outrageous.
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I called five different line-x places around here a couple days ago for a F-150 Supercrew (bed is shorter than 6') and I was quoted $410-490.
There is a coupon on the line-x site for $20.00 off at participating dealers.
A 8' bed here would probably be along the lines of what you've been quoted.
There is a coupon on the line-x site for $20.00 off at participating dealers.
A 8' bed here would probably be along the lines of what you've been quoted.
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Originally Posted by XHummergirl
Thanks guys. Well, I called everyone around me within 50 miles and it looks like it'll cost me $525. Oh well, bite the bullit and save up for my next accessory (Front and rear air lockers!!!!)
Good luck with the new truck and all the future mods
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I am in the Tampa area and just visited the LineX and Rhinoliner dealers around here this past week. I had them quote me for an 05 SD 250 Short Bed. The quotes were: $429 for LineX + $50 if I wanted over the rail.
$449 for Rhinoliner + $50 if over the rail and a different Rhino place told me they wouldn't do over the rail because of the way the top rails are configured on the Fords. (You can see my thread down a little further in this forum on the over the rail question) They all talked about approximately 1/4 inch of material, but no one mentioned anything about a surcharge for a thicker application. After watching one of them being applied, I'm not real sure exactly how you would determine how thick is "normal" vs. "extra". All of the people I spoke with said the thickness will vary even at different places in the truck bed.
I have decided to go with the LineX up to the caps. Good luck.
$449 for Rhinoliner + $50 if over the rail and a different Rhino place told me they wouldn't do over the rail because of the way the top rails are configured on the Fords. (You can see my thread down a little further in this forum on the over the rail question) They all talked about approximately 1/4 inch of material, but no one mentioned anything about a surcharge for a thicker application. After watching one of them being applied, I'm not real sure exactly how you would determine how thick is "normal" vs. "extra". All of the people I spoke with said the thickness will vary even at different places in the truck bed.
I have decided to go with the LineX up to the caps. Good luck.
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