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Originally Posted by medic2586
Chia
do you have any pics of the 700 and the bedrug in your truck? i am thinking of getting the same combo for my 06 screw.
do you have any pics of the 700 and the bedrug in your truck? i am thinking of getting the same combo for my 06 screw.
The bedrug and Leer 700 are a perfect match, and I can't imagine chosing anything else. I was leary at first, as the tonneau has a formed, or contoured type top, but after the canopy people swore up & down that it really enhanced the F150 lines, and would look good, I went for it.
Beauty is of course in the eye of the beholder, but I get nothing but compliments on this truck, and the Leer 700 is a big part of it.
CHIA
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Originally Posted by medic2586
it does look good....should look good on wedgewood blue....the bedrug is the light gray, right? i see they have a dark and light bedrug......thanks
The Leer 700 does has optional colours on the headliner, so make sure you chose the one that matches the Bedrug.
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Originally Posted by Flash21
How does the bedrug react to constant water? Ex- no tonneau cover, putting wet things in the bed. Thinking of getting one, but I own a dock service, so wet stuff (floats, waders, wetsuits) are often in the back of my truck.
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09-14-2006, 11:15 PM
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09-18-2006, 03:31 PM
Originally Posted by CHIA
It's pretty much a charcoal colour, and I think it's only available in one shade, not two. It matches the factory Leer 700 liner very well....almost perfect.
The Leer 700 does has optional colours on the headliner, so make sure you chose the one that matches the Bedrug.
CHIA
The Leer 700 does has optional colours on the headliner, so make sure you chose the one that matches the Bedrug.
CHIA
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09-23-2006, 12:10 AM
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Originally Posted by snappylips
Flip,
Did you ever end up getting a tonneau, and if so, which one?
SL
Did you ever end up getting a tonneau, and if so, which one?
SL
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09-23-2006, 12:18 AM
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Originally Posted by CHIA
I just uploaded my gallery today, so you can click on my little camera icon, or go to my other ones here: http://www.pbase.com/chia/my_truck , which are probably a bit better quality, and easier to view.
The bedrug and Leer 700 are a perfect match, and I can't imagine chosing anything else. I was leary at first, as the tonneau has a formed, or contoured type top, but after the canopy people swore up & down that it really enhanced the F150 lines, and would look good, I went for it.
Beauty is of course in the eye of the beholder, but I get nothing but compliments on this truck, and the Leer 700 is a big part of it.
CHIA
The bedrug and Leer 700 are a perfect match, and I can't imagine chosing anything else. I was leary at first, as the tonneau has a formed, or contoured type top, but after the canopy people swore up & down that it really enhanced the F150 lines, and would look good, I went for it.
Beauty is of course in the eye of the beholder, but I get nothing but compliments on this truck, and the Leer 700 is a big part of it.
CHIA