BedRuG
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BedRuG
Howdy all,
Just ordered a bedrug www.bedrug.com for Da TRuCK. Cant wait to check it out and install it.
ordered it from California Concepts www.calconcepts.com
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2000 F-150 Lariat, Flareside, Black, SC, FOxFO, 5.4L, 3.55, Garmin Street Pilot Color GPS
Just ordered a bedrug www.bedrug.com for Da TRuCK. Cant wait to check it out and install it.
ordered it from California Concepts www.calconcepts.com
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2000 F-150 Lariat, Flareside, Black, SC, FOxFO, 5.4L, 3.55, Garmin Street Pilot Color GPS
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I got mine last week from California Concepts, too. Now I'm waiting for my SnugLid to arrive so that the BedRug doesn't get too grunged up.
I have a question. For those w/ BedRugs, who did or did not reinstall the factory tie-downs on the sidewalls? I'm thinking about leaving them off since I want to be able rinse off the BedRug w/o leaving water underneath.
I have a question. For those w/ BedRugs, who did or did not reinstall the factory tie-downs on the sidewalls? I'm thinking about leaving them off since I want to be able rinse off the BedRug w/o leaving water underneath.
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Howdy SVT,
I waZ wondering is the BedRug already cut out for the tiedowns in the bed. Or do you have to cut them out. It sounds like it is not.
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2000 F-150 Lariat, Flareside, Black, SC, FOxFO, 5.4L, 3.55, Garmin Street Pilot Color GPS
I waZ wondering is the BedRug already cut out for the tiedowns in the bed. Or do you have to cut them out. It sounds like it is not.
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I put the tie-downs on top of the Bedrug.
I cut holes just big enough to pass the
screws. The foam mold shows locations
for the screws, but I marked locations
for the holes with the rug folded back.
The mold locations are close ...
The Bedrug is pretty good! A nice look with
great protection. However, the loops tend to
remove the hooks from the hook-and-loop
fastening system, and I currently have a
poor fit in one corner.
Daryl http://home.hiwaay.net/~debruner/text.cgi?fred150
I cut holes just big enough to pass the
screws. The foam mold shows locations
for the screws, but I marked locations
for the holes with the rug folded back.
The mold locations are close ...
The Bedrug is pretty good! A nice look with
great protection. However, the loops tend to
remove the hooks from the hook-and-loop
fastening system, and I currently have a
poor fit in one corner.
Daryl http://home.hiwaay.net/~debruner/text.cgi?fred150
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Fred150XLT, have you tried stuffing the bit of BedRug between the bed and the tailgate thru the opening rather than leaving it above? Over on the Lightning board, someone recommended this, and it works perfectly.
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For those w/ a BedRug and the SnuGrip clamping system for the SnugLid, did the SnuGrips have to be installed over a part of the BedRug's sidewall near the tailgate? My lid dealer did this, and I wanted to check to see if this was standard install procedure.
[This message has been edited by WiteSVTLite (edited 04-02-2000).]
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For those w/ a BedRug and the SnuGrip clamping system for the SnugLid, did the SnuGrips have to be installed over a part of the BedRug's sidewall near the tailgate? My lid dealer did this, and I wanted to check to see if this was standard install procedure.
[This message has been edited by WiteSVTLite (edited 04-02-2000).]