Line-X quote
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From: Jax FL
Originally Posted by 00Dog
My local line-x dealer quoted $575 for an over the rail liner on a short bed. Does this seem high?
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From: DFW, Texas
Originally Posted by Cruzin90
I'm a LINE-X dealer.
Dealers' cost increased 1-1-06. So, if you have a quote from before that time, it's probably no longer valid. The east and west coasts will typically be higher than central US, just like everything else. My price (in Texas) is $520.
If you choose LINE-X, ask if your dealer is LINE-X Xtra certified. If so, GET IT! It's a great bang for your buck and highly recommended.
Dealers' cost increased 1-1-06. So, if you have a quote from before that time, it's probably no longer valid. The east and west coasts will typically be higher than central US, just like everything else. My price (in Texas) is $520.
If you choose LINE-X, ask if your dealer is LINE-X Xtra certified. If so, GET IT! It's a great bang for your buck and highly recommended.
well, just wondering if you will come down on your price. This is 8mpg off dfwstansg, I remember you posting a while back. LineX in Hurst told me under $500 for over the rails black shortbed and free stencil... wanna beat their price? I would like to get it done Monday...
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From: louisiana
$375.00 over the rail. Product called "Reflex". Reportedly invented by an original employee from Rhino Liner....at least that was the sales pitch. 
Very pleased with product. not hard like plastic-keeps cargo from sliding around when Im taking corners on two wheels. 
Very pleased with product. not hard like plastic-keeps cargo from sliding around when Im taking corners on two wheels.
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