Toff Liners
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Toff Liners
Has anyone here had any experience with the Toff liners? I've been talking to a couple friends here in Dallas and they have been saying that the Rhino and Line-X get really soft in the Texas heat and the the only one they know of that really performs well is the TOFF liner because It's a bit harder than those two, but I thought I might also check with you guys and see if you have had any experience with it.
Chris Mibus
2001 F-150 XLT SuperCab Flareside White.
Brand New so I have done nothing to it yet Though I welcome donations.
Chris Mibus
2001 F-150 XLT SuperCab Flareside White.
Brand New so I have done nothing to it yet Though I welcome donations.
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Hey Chris!
I just put in a Bedrug from Wise Industries and I love it! It's custom-fitted for individual trucks. The best part is, you can take it out and clean it! Or you can clean it while it's still in place. Looks great, fits like a glove, resists stains...couldn't ask for more!
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* 2000 F-150 XLT Black FS; 5.4L
* 4x4 ORP
* 3.55 Limited Slip
* Stepups
* Sliding Rear Window
* 6-Way Power Seat
* Remote Keyless Entry
* Lund Trident Bug Shield
* Custom Exhaust
* Fumoto Oil Drain Plug Valve (a must for do-it-yourselfers!)
* Wise Bedrug
So many mods, so little cash! On the up side, no wife to create a filibuster.
I just put in a Bedrug from Wise Industries and I love it! It's custom-fitted for individual trucks. The best part is, you can take it out and clean it! Or you can clean it while it's still in place. Looks great, fits like a glove, resists stains...couldn't ask for more!
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* 2000 F-150 XLT Black FS; 5.4L
* 4x4 ORP
* 3.55 Limited Slip
* Stepups
* Sliding Rear Window
* 6-Way Power Seat
* Remote Keyless Entry
* Lund Trident Bug Shield
* Custom Exhaust
* Fumoto Oil Drain Plug Valve (a must for do-it-yourselfers!)
* Wise Bedrug
So many mods, so little cash! On the up side, no wife to create a filibuster.
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From: Houston, TX USA
[QUOTE]Originally posted by ktigre:
[B]Has anyone here had any experience with the Toff liners? I've been talking to a couple friends here in Dallas and they have been saying that the Rhino and Line-X get really soft in the Texas heat and the the only one they know of that really performs well is the TOFF liner because It's a bit harder than those two, but I thought I might also check with you guys and see if you have had any experience with it.
Chris Mibus
2001 F-150 XLT SuperCab Flareside White.
Chris,
FWIW, I am having a black Toff liner sprayed in this Friday on my new 2001 F-150 XLT SuperCab Flareside 4x4 Sport Silver. How did yours come out, or have you had it done yet?
The price they were quoting of $395 installed seemed to match up pretty well with the prices of other spray in liners that people have talked about here in the forum. And, like you said, we just go staight back to the dealer if there is a problem.
Did you have them do anything else as far as aftermarket accesories? I am thinking about having the passenger compartment windows tinted and possibly adding the nerf bars. They didn't really go into detail on pricing for this stuff... any idea what it might run?
Later,
Jeff in Houston
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* 2001 F-150 XLT Silver FS; 4.6L
* 4x4 ORP
* Sport Package
* 3.55 Limited Slip Rear Differential
* Electronic 4-Spd Auto O/D with Electronic Shift on the Fly
* Remote Keyless Entry
* Sport Cloth Captain's Chairs
* Toff spray-in liner (black)
[This message has been edited by SliderJeff (edited 03-20-2001).]
[B]Has anyone here had any experience with the Toff liners? I've been talking to a couple friends here in Dallas and they have been saying that the Rhino and Line-X get really soft in the Texas heat and the the only one they know of that really performs well is the TOFF liner because It's a bit harder than those two, but I thought I might also check with you guys and see if you have had any experience with it.
Chris Mibus
2001 F-150 XLT SuperCab Flareside White.
Chris,
FWIW, I am having a black Toff liner sprayed in this Friday on my new 2001 F-150 XLT SuperCab Flareside 4x4 Sport Silver. How did yours come out, or have you had it done yet?
The price they were quoting of $395 installed seemed to match up pretty well with the prices of other spray in liners that people have talked about here in the forum. And, like you said, we just go staight back to the dealer if there is a problem.
Did you have them do anything else as far as aftermarket accesories? I am thinking about having the passenger compartment windows tinted and possibly adding the nerf bars. They didn't really go into detail on pricing for this stuff... any idea what it might run?
Later,
Jeff in Houston
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* 2001 F-150 XLT Silver FS; 4.6L
* 4x4 ORP
* Sport Package
* 3.55 Limited Slip Rear Differential
* Electronic 4-Spd Auto O/D with Electronic Shift on the Fly
* Remote Keyless Entry
* Sport Cloth Captain's Chairs
* Toff spray-in liner (black)
[This message has been edited by SliderJeff (edited 03-20-2001).]
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Have not had it done. I'm going to do it with my tax return. also probably getting a snuglid put on. Still havn't decided which brand to use. I may need to visit dealers to see examples before I make up my mind.