Bed extender blues
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From: in a van down by the river
I have one sittin in my garage if anyone wants it. Make me a reasonable offer. Came with the truck when i bought it and dont need it since im always hauling tools and lumber in my truck.
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From: Northern CA
Originally Posted by trytokeepup
I have one sittin in my garage if anyone wants it. Make me a reasonable offer. Came with the truck when i bought it and dont need it since im always hauling tools and lumber in my truck.
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From: Atlanta, GA
Originally Posted by asinatra
Its the opposite for me, its more of less a "second compartment" for smaller items, so that when the gate is closed there is a small section for items so they are not all over the bed.
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From: Wisconsin
Only recently has it worked on a 6.5' bed. Do you have a place to mount the bolt on the 99?
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I have a 2006 Lariat Supercrew that has three holes on each side. The stiker W707381-S900 doesn't fit in the hole...it's too big. I tried using a tap and die set to make threads. It worked...kind of. It got pretty tight, but cross threaded right at the last minute. It's still quite snug. I am holding off doing the other side to see if there is a better method. Anyone else have to make the threads?
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From: Broken Arrow, OK
I have a 2006 Lariat Supercrew that has three holes on each side. The stiker W707381-S900 doesn't fit in the hole...it's too big. I tried using a tap and die set to make threads. It worked...kind of. It got pretty tight, but cross threaded right at the last minute. It's still quite snug. I am holding off doing the other side to see if there is a better method. Anyone else have to make the threads?
