New bed cover and liner
06-02-2006, 03:57 PM
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I've had my Extang RT cover for a year now and I like it! It's really easy to roll up/down and it keeps the water out. Great choice. 
I'll get my bed sprayed eventually. It's still relatively scratch-free and I'm waiting until it looks worse. I'll probably go with Line-X too.
I'll get my bed sprayed eventually. It's still relatively scratch-free and I'm waiting until it looks worse. I'll probably go with Line-X too.
06-02-2006, 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted by TooExtreme2002
i would also like to know what you paid for that. How does it stay so flush? Does it has bulit in ribs? Any complaints? Water stay outta there good?
Around $331 shipped. I got it from a nonsponsor so I can pm the link to the site if you want.
It has been raining since I put it on and there is no water in my bed at all. I has 3 ribs plus the supports that connect it to the rails at each end. Check out extang's website for more details.
06-03-2006, 01:30 PM
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Line X is the ****. My truck already had a RhinoLiner in it when I bought it used in 2002, but I've seen that Line X up close and mine isn't even half as nice.
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06-04-2006, 10:56 PM
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Thanks, i found one for 305 shipped online. Doing exhaust work right now and will probably get one in a few weeks.. Do any of you know how well they would working in really cold weather. Dont wanna rip the plastic side of the velcro apart. 
PS, sorry for thread jacking!
PS, sorry for thread jacking!
06-05-2006, 12:27 AM
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Originally Posted by TooExtreme2002
Thanks, i found one for 305 shipped online. Doing exhaust work right now and will probably get one in a few weeks.. Do any of you know how well they would working in really cold weather. Dont wanna rip the plastic side of the velcro apart. PS, sorry for thread jacking!
PS, sorry for thread jacking!I'm not sure. What's cold weather? I live in south texas. It does have tension adjusters to loosen/tighten based on the temp outside.
Shawn, I know. The liner will be tons better than that plastic crap. I think the dealer just threw the junk in there. The previous owner had a camper on the back. When the tailgat piece ripped off while loading my bike one day, there was a F150 sticker on the backside. Can you say cheap *** stealership.