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This is what I was referring to. Back when I got the bed of my new Ram 2500 CTD "lineX'd", they offered color matching - but I wanted black. One nice thing about LineX is they will repair it - and it's pretty durable unless you drop something really heavy and sharp on it. However, it does have a rubbery texture and some don't like that inside the cab. Mine will have it if they still make it in the distant future when it gets a frame off.
A friend has a "bed rug" and Line X in the bed of his Chebby 2500 - so you could practically drop a load of bricks and not hurt it. The bed rug is nice because you can remove it when you want - but it's not the most "custom" appearing thing for inside the cab.
Got the Bronco back last night and they did a fabulous job redoing the bedliner. I couldn't be happier. They threw in a few cosmetic improvements as well free of charge.
I have it for a couple of weeks before a spot opens up at the mechanic who installed the new engine. The leak is minimal but at least I get to drive it for a while before it goes back to the shop.
Today's list: Install the Pendleton wool seat covers I made last year.
Got the Bronco back last night and they did a fabulous job redoing the bedliner. I couldn't be happier. They threw in a few cosmetic improvements as well free of charge.
Today's list: Install the Pendleton wool seat covers I made last year.
Bedliner has been removed and replaced, leak is fixed, and I delivered my first painting in my beautiful Bronco this weekend! It's finally up and running and doing what it's supposed to do.