My 2004 F 150 Line X
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From: Sandy OR
Originally Posted by ian51279
Looks good, how'd they get the Ford in there?
Last edited by ROBAK; Nov 24, 2006 at 03:08 PM.
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From: Long Island NY
No kidding, you got a great price. This is my first post but I have been a lurker here for about a month.
I just got back from picking mine up from the local guy here and it cost me $575 all in with tax. He is the only guy on Long Island who does it, he bought a franchise out east and one out west and is in the process of buying a third to cover the middle of the island.
Kind of sucks because he has the market cornered and is basically naming his own price. Rhino would have been $500
I also like the Ford emblem.
I just got back from picking mine up from the local guy here and it cost me $575 all in with tax. He is the only guy on Long Island who does it, he bought a franchise out east and one out west and is in the process of buying a third to cover the middle of the island.
Kind of sucks because he has the market cornered and is basically naming his own price. Rhino would have been $500
I also like the Ford emblem.
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From: Pasadena, MD
Looks good but it also looks like they didn't pull the bed bolts first or remove the plastic pocket covers.
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From: Texas
Using a certain technique, the bit will rarely break.
Consider yourself lucky you got the Ford logo. Ford attorneys wrote LINE-X a letter telling them to stop applying the Ford logo several years ago. I have the stencil, but I don't use it. The logo looks GREAT, I wish someone at Ford would lighten up.
Consider yourself lucky you got the Ford logo. Ford attorneys wrote LINE-X a letter telling them to stop applying the Ford logo several years ago. I have the stencil, but I don't use it. The logo looks GREAT, I wish someone at Ford would lighten up.
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From: High Plains of West Texas
They pulled the bed bolts, rubber covers, bed rails, and hooks on mine. All i had to do was ask. I dont have a line-x though i have permatech.
Looks great!
Looks great!
Last edited by FX4life; Dec 24, 2006 at 12:20 PM.
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From: Central Iowa
I was hands down sold on the DualComp now I'm beginning to lean towards Line-X for my 07 King Ranch (6.5' bed).
My only fear is that since it does expand and contract, will it pop off the bed during the hot / cold extremes we get here in Iowa?
My only fear is that since it does expand and contract, will it pop off the bed during the hot / cold extremes we get here in Iowa?
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From: Seabrook,NH
Originally Posted by sx460
I was hands down sold on the DualComp now I'm beginning to lean towards Line-X for my 07 King Ranch (6.5' bed).
My only fear is that since it does expand and contract, will it pop off the bed during the hot / cold extremes we get here in Iowa?
My only fear is that since it does expand and contract, will it pop off the bed during the hot / cold extremes we get here in Iowa?
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From: Central Iowa
Originally Posted by Norm
Mine is 5 years old and hasn't popped off the bed. I do not believe Line-X would come off that way. I do not think Iowa has any more extreme weather than we do in New England.
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From: Southern California
Originally Posted by FX4life
They pulled the bed bolts, rubber covers, bed rails, and hooks on mine. All i had to do was ask. I dont have a line-x though i have permatech.
Looks great!
Looks great!
