ebay bed wood
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I bought my oak bedwood from this fellow last year. I happen to pass through Greenridge, MO on my way to Lake of the Ozarks so I stopped and looked at it. I wanted oak but he also offered walnut and some others. I am happy with it and I won it on auction for $170 so it was a little cheaper than his buy-it-now. I believe it is over $200 from other sources (plus shipping). Shipping will probably be costly depending on where you live and its heavy. You can see a photo of the finished wood in my gallery under "updating a 56 F100"
I bought my oak bedwood from this fellow last year. I happen to pass through Greenridge, MO on my way to Lake of the Ozarks so I stopped and looked at it. I wanted oak but he also offered walnut and some others. I am happy with it and I won it on auction for $170 so it was a little cheaper than his buy-it-now. I believe it is over $200 from other sources (plus shipping). Shipping will probably be costly depending on where you live and its heavy. You can see a photo of the finished wood in my gallery under "updating a 56 F100"
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Joined: Apr 2004
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I ordered the wood from ebay also. I just completed detailing everything under the wood and rear end. This weekend I'm going to stain it with Cherry stain (Minwax) and then putting several coats of Urethane on it. Then the install. I was going to put those four chrome washers and screws in the crossmembers. A guy at the west coast meets from Pickups limited, gave some cool advice. He told me to put smaller screws in between and mount it to the cross members, then you can eliminate the washers and long bolts altogether. No holes to drill either. I notice the wood I got is about 1/4" longer than the wood I took I off. Don't think that will matter?
