Does anyone have a source for replacement bed floor material. Preferably 1 piece, but whatever is available.

 

Replacement metal bed floor, or the Dodge rubber bed mats?

 

Metal floor. I was hoping for a 1 piece, but if i have to use multiple panels, so be it. My floor is pretty banged up.

 

https://www.millsupply.com/bed-floor...6.php?p=122089

4ft x 16inch sheet. all i ever found unless you salvage from another bed.

 

https://dicksautoparts.com/c-1206579...ruck-beds.html

 

They seem to have an odd definition of "rust free."

 

I saw that...Maybe they mean the rust is free at no extra charge......Ben

 

That used bed is same color as my truck..ha. ill call the mill and see if I can buy a larger piece. They make 1 pc units for chevy and ford. I may get lucky.

 

HA ! That's funny! Didn't read the details earlier!

 

Talked to Exline Custom Auto about bed flooring. Heres a email reply I got.

4' wide and 6' long would be $410. Price depends on size. The ribs are
not the same shape as the original. I use 1 die to stamp all of the
different bed bottoms. I use 18 gauge steel. That is what the 1960's
Dodge trucks used. I have a 9 week backlog right now so if you need a
bed bottom make sure you order it before you will need it.

he doesnt have a pattern for our truck beds. I may have to make a pattern and see if a 1 or 2pc stamping is possible. The extrusion would be from a 60s dodge truck. Anyone have a good pic to compare to 1st gen trucks?

 

Wow, makes me want to go get that bed back from the body shop that did my cab work! Paid $200 for the whole bed!! Local diesel repair shop had taken it off their service truck. It sat for years behind their shop.

 

Talked to exline today on the phone, he hopes by July to have a complete drop in floor with crossmembers.

 

Why are you replacing the floor, when you can unbolt the old one, slap on the replacement .

Seems like a lot of work to replace the floor in one.

 

Isnt what you just said replacing the floor? Mine is shot. Theres metal broken out where my fuel take is/was bolted down, the rest is beat to crap from a million miles of pulling a gooseneck trailer.

 

T-man is referring to replacing the whole bed as a complete unit, rather than trying to weld in a new bed FLOOR itself into your old bed.

I have to agree with him it is like the way I would do it, unless I was just replacing parts of the bed. Something along the lines of covering a previous owners stack hole or the like.