Replacement bed floor
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Replacement metal bed floor, or the Dodge rubber bed mats?
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https://www.millsupply.com/bed-floor...6.php?p=122089
4ft x 16inch sheet. all i ever found unless you salvage from another bed.
4ft x 16inch sheet. all i ever found unless you salvage from another bed.
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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.
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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?
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?
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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.
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jimbo486 (07-07-2019)
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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.
Seems like a lot of work to replace the floor in one.
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nonrev (05-24-2019)
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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.
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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.