I bought my Dakota 2 weeks ago and it came with the black drop in, over the rails bedliner. The dakota has a 6ft bed and since I know nothing about bed-liners, I'm not sure if this would work with other shortbeds. You can take measurements if you want to.
I'm going to go get a Line-X sprayed in so I need to get rid of this and since I live about 4 hrs away from Tech, it really isn't easy for me to just take it off and store it at my house.
Since I have no idea what a drop-in over the rails bedliner is worth, I'm going to base my price on what I've seen some listed for. The only problem that I am aware of is that it has 4 holes drilled in it (2 on each side) where the liner goes over the rails because of a toolbox that used to be mounted in the bed.
So, since I saw someone list one for $150, I'll list mine for $70 and hope someone will take this for me
It won't really fit in other trucks due to the contours of the bed rails on different trucks. FWIW, Leonard truck accessories sells them all day for $100 new.
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tsmall07 wrote:It won't really fit in other trucks due to the contours of the bed rails on different trucks. FWIW, Leonard truck accessories sells them all day for $100 new.
Didn't think of that. I think my $20 price is fair though...if someone had a dakota
tsmall07 wrote:It won't really fit in other trucks due to the contours of the bed rails on different trucks. FWIW, Leonard truck accessories sells them all day for $100 new.
Didn't think of that. I think my $20 price is fair though...if someone had a dakota
$20 is fair. I only saw the $50 post before I replied.
"The American Indians found out what happens when you don't control immigration."
"Calling an illegal alien an undocumented immigrant is like calling a drug dealer an unlicensed pharmacist"
Steinberg wrote:ya know what doesn't carry a lot of weight- literally- is a heep.
probably carries about as much as a compact pickup
1994 Ford Ranger Ext. Cab : 1550 lb payload
2000 Jeep Wrangler: 800 lb payload.
You win there, funny that the TJ actually has more horse power, more torque, and of course is a far superior off road vehicle: better approach and departure angles, better suspension flex, oh yeah, there's also that Top Ten Four Wheel Drive Vehicles of all time thingy. Atleast you win at payload though...
dakota?
