Installing a Do It Yourself Bed Liner (Part 2)

Copyright © 2001 Kenneth Payne, All International Rights By Ken Payne The next step is to use the supplied buffing pad to scuff the bed surface. It is critical that you do not rush this step. Take your time and do a good job scuffing the paint. I went over the bed twice just to […] More »

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Installing a Do It Yourself Bed Liner (Part 3)

Copyright © 2001 Kenneth Payne, All International Rights By Ken Payne Then open the can and stir the contents completely. Here was the first snag in the project. The lid edges are very poorly designed and made of very soft metal. The liner material on the inside of the can tends to glue the lid […] More »

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Installing a Do It Yourself Bed Liner (Part 4)

Copyright © 2001 Kenneth Payne, All International Rights By Ken Payne Here’s the bed with its first coat completed. Since it was starting to get dark and the liner needs about an hour drying time between coats we decided to wait until the next day to finish the job. The next day, we started out […] More »

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Lund Roll Pan Installation for 1973-1979 Ford F-series truck

By: John F. Daly III, aka "The TorqueKing". I purchased this product from www.etruckaccessories.com, an internet company out of Milwaukee, WI. I chose the Lund product over those offered by other companies like LMC Truck and JC Whitney because of the name brand, and I’ve heard many positive stories of the overall fit and finish […] More »

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Serpentine Conversion For 302/351W V-8’S

Ford’s serpentine brackets allow a modular removal of accessories from the front of the engine.  After removing three 7/16 bolts from each side, half of the accessories can be removed from the front of the engine.  The serpentine belt uses one very heavy duty belt that is easy to change by unloading the spring tensioner.  […] More »

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Tips for Installing a new Window Rubber Gasket in a Ford Truck

By Brent Shelley If your old Ford truck has a leaking or cracked window rubber gasket, follow these simple steps to ease the pain of installing a new rubber gasket. These instructions work for any glass that is held in place with a rubber gasket instead of "Urethane" glue like most new cars today. If […] More »

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Applying A Tintable Catalyzed Spray-in Bed Liner

By Larry Bell I’ve spent many hours determining just what to use inside the cab, under the cab, and in the bed of my trucks. There are a few do it yourself bedliners on the market but most are un-catalyzed and only come in a limited spectrum of colors. The best one I could find […] More »

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