Wish I lived in Texas...I could always use a free bedliner. I emailed my local Rhinoliner place, I'll see what they quote me at...

 

I'll sell ya my Mopar one. Where ya located?...lol
I paid $250 for the drop-in from the dealer. It's under the rail. I only had them put it on because I really didn't even have the money for that let alone $550 for the spray-in liner! I'm gonna get the spray in done in the spring.

 

i talked to dealer into getting my spray in liner and a tow hitch put on for free as part of the deal when i bought my truck

 

Yeah, mine came with the spray in as well. I gotta say, I wouldn't suggest anything but a spray in. Nothing slips around back there, and it's durable as all hell. I've thrown all sorts of rough, sharp and heavy stuff back there, and there's no marks on it. No chance of getting moisture under the liner and rusting the bed out unless they did a crappy install. Anyways, I'll definitely never get anything but a spray in on any truck I own in the future.

 

I got a RuggedCover liner from my local truck shop. It's a drop in, under the rails, and only costs <$200. If you are looking for something cheaper.

 

also keep checking craigslist or something like that for one. I got a Mopar liner off there for $60 last year. It was only in the truck for a month...

 

Where are you located f41stryker? I have the mopar over the rail I pulled out of my shortbed 04. It's missing a couple pieces, but I'm pretty sure they would be easy to replace.

 

I'm in Cincinnati, Ohio. I called Line-X today and it's gonna be $439 for it. It seems that spray-in is the only way to go, I'm awaiting on estimate from Rhino Liner, it seems a lot of people like Line-X... Is Rhino Liner junk? I want to do this right one time, not spend a couple hundred and F**K my truck bed up...

 

I should not the only thing I would ever be hauling would be something like furniture and perhaps lumber at some time in the future... Thats all I would imagine at least...

 

Rhino vs. Line-X is simply a personal preference. There was a thread on here the other day asking between the two. The best thing to do is check out the work each shop does and see which you like better. I have Rhino and I'm very happy with it. Both are guaranteed for life.