wood box liner
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That would actually look pretty cool!
Check this article for one source.
http://www.classictrucks.com/features/0207ct_truck_bed/
Check this article for one source.
http://www.classictrucks.com/features/0207ct_truck_bed/
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The reason for a wood box liner is not to have a retro looking truck from the 50's. With a wood box liner ( 3/4" plywood) You could drop a cement block as an example and your box would not be damaged unlike a spray in box liner that will mark with something sharp and heavy being dropped.
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You may end up having to pattern it up yourself, but you should come out of it for far less money than spray-in and, like you said, it will be strong and durable. The most time-consuming part will be, of course, the wheelwells. Good luck, and keep us posted...
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I'd definitely like to see picks of that 
I've often had to put stuff in the bed, and didn't want it sliding around, so I've been thinking of removeable rails of some sort, and wood is easy to work with ... and light.
Two posts in this one thread downing someone's choices.... why post at all?
I've often had to put stuff in the bed, and didn't want it sliding around, so I've been thinking of removeable rails of some sort, and wood is easy to work with ... and light.
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To each his iwn I guess. I try not to make my truck look it's from the 50's.
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Oh, a plywood liner...I was thinking oak or a rock maple wood bed.....sorry.
Still, I think that would look pretty cool.
Still, I think that would look pretty cool.
Last edited by redford; Aug 21, 2007 at 12:53 PM.
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