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Had a line-x on my Y2K,now I have a 2001 and I dont want to dish out the money on this one since I don't plan on moving anymore.Anyway how ood are these things?and how much? Any Pics from the reading public?? THANKS
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one of my favorite mods for my truck. the thing is so durable, doesn't stain, and is damn comfortable to sleep on says my girlfriend ;-)
you won't regret it.
I have a photo of mine at www.weslazara.com/screw
Wes
you won't regret it.
I have a photo of mine at www.weslazara.com/screw
Wes
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Originally posted by PFA
Check with Burninout101@aol.com He was selling them a while back at a pretty good price.
Check with Burninout101@aol.com He was selling them a while back at a pretty good price.
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Bedrugs are the BEST!!
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Originally posted by ******
PFA - Is that still a good address? I've sent a couple of emails to that address and have never gotten a reply.
PFA - Is that still a good address? I've sent a couple of emails to that address and have never gotten a reply.
I'll send him an email and try to find out.
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Hey Rick email me some contact info and I'll speak with him tonight or tomorrow.
My addy is BlkDeath01@aol.com
My addy is BlkDeath01@aol.com
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Originally posted by ******
PFA - Is that still a good address? I've sent a couple of emails to that address and have never gotten a reply.
PFA - Is that still a good address? I've sent a couple of emails to that address and have never gotten a reply.
Just trying to help
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Originally posted by PFA
BurninOut101@aol.com is the correct address. He said that he has answered his emails that he receives. Try him again. He already responded to me today, within the last little while.
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BurninOut101@aol.com is the correct address. He said that he has answered his emails that he receives. Try him again. He already responded to me today, within the last little while.
Just trying to help
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Bob,
just curious, but did you cut a slit for the tie downs? or remove the tie downs and punch holes through the rug? I am actually curious what most people do since mine will probably show up tomorrow, and I would like to hear the pros and cons...
chris
just curious, but did you cut a slit for the tie downs? or remove the tie downs and punch holes through the rug? I am actually curious what most people do since mine will probably show up tomorrow, and I would like to hear the pros and cons...
chris
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From: On the side of the Road attempting to explain 135 miles per hour
cs,
I left the tiedowns in place initially and used a scribe to carefully locate the center of the Torx bolt, cut a vertical slit with a utility knife, removed the tiedown, installed 'rug, reattached tiedown.
Pros: retain the tiedowns
Cons: 8 tiny slits in the sides of the Bedrug.
Bob
I left the tiedowns in place initially and used a scribe to carefully locate the center of the Torx bolt, cut a vertical slit with a utility knife, removed the tiedown, installed 'rug, reattached tiedown.
Pros: retain the tiedowns
Cons: 8 tiny slits in the sides of the Bedrug.
Bob
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I left the tiedowns in place. Made horizontal cuts in the bedrug at the base of each tiedown and simply slipped the bedrug over the tiedown.
Pros: Kept the tiedowns
Tiedowns attached securely to bed
Cons: Four small horizontal cuts in bed rug
Pros: Kept the tiedowns
Tiedowns attached securely to bed
Cons: Four small horizontal cuts in bed rug