my latest mod to the 09 ram
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From: ny
my latest mod to the 09 ram
RHINO LINER
imho its the BEST...well the most durable and hardest working mod
you can put on a truck
i have a rhino liner on my 99 ram,and if i cleaned it up, it would still look great
it has not faded cracked or pealed in 10 years of use,and abuse
well worth it
it sure does look purrdy doesn't it?
imho its the BEST...well the most durable and hardest working mod
you can put on a truck
i have a rhino liner on my 99 ram,and if i cleaned it up, it would still look great
it has not faded cracked or pealed in 10 years of use,and abuse
well worth it
it sure does look purrdy doesn't it?
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Yeah I was about to ask how much it costs to get an entire truck bed rhino lined. My truck isn't and the bed is all scratched up from hauling stuff lol. So I want to get it lined to cover it up and make her look nice and [almost] flawless(er) haha
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its not cheap, but imo well worth it, i got it for around $450, but mine is a long bed
im sure the shorty would be a lot less $$$
but, my bed will NEVER rust or get scratched
and like i said my other truck has 10 years of hauling lumber and stone
equipment ,and anything else you can imagine, including
driving my snowmobile in and out a few hundred times, and its held up great
the plastic jobs, hold water underneath and rust the hell out of your bed
also the scratch the crap out of the bed rails, and when you take them off, it looks like hell,and everything you put on them slides all over the place
iv put chop saws,and table saws back there, and not tied them down, and they stick right where you put them
im sure the shorty would be a lot less $$$
but, my bed will NEVER rust or get scratched
and like i said my other truck has 10 years of hauling lumber and stone
equipment ,and anything else you can imagine, including
driving my snowmobile in and out a few hundred times, and its held up great
the plastic jobs, hold water underneath and rust the hell out of your bed
also the scratch the crap out of the bed rails, and when you take them off, it looks like hell,and everything you put on them slides all over the place
iv put chop saws,and table saws back there, and not tied them down, and they stick right where you put them
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From: Laredo,Texas
its not cheap, but imo well worth it, i got it for around $450, but mine is a long bed
im sure the shorty would be a lot less $$$
but, my bed will NEVER rust or get scratched
and like i said my other truck has 10 years of hauling lumber and stone
equipment ,and anything else you can imagine, including
driving my snowmobile in and out a few hundred times, and its held up great
the plastic jobs, hold water underneath and rust the hell out of your bed
also the scratch the crap out of the bed rails, and when you take them off, it looks like hell,and everything you put on them slides all over the place
iv put chop saws,and table saws back there, and not tied them down, and they stick right where you put them
im sure the shorty would be a lot less $$$
but, my bed will NEVER rust or get scratched
and like i said my other truck has 10 years of hauling lumber and stone
equipment ,and anything else you can imagine, including
driving my snowmobile in and out a few hundred times, and its held up great
the plastic jobs, hold water underneath and rust the hell out of your bed
also the scratch the crap out of the bed rails, and when you take them off, it looks like hell,and everything you put on them slides all over the place
iv put chop saws,and table saws back there, and not tied them down, and they stick right where you put them
