have any of you guys done a wood bed ? I just purchased a 65 econo truck and I am thinking of diiferent things I may want to do
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G-Man- Mayor
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Welcome to the site!!!! I have never seen one, but sure it would look cool. Are you planning on using the chrome strips between the would
EconoCarl- Number of posts : 1109
Location : Beaumont, TX
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I remembered seeing an ad for wood floors with a pic of an Econoline in it in "Ol' School Rods" magazine. I dug out the Jan '10 issue and found the website. Here it is:
http://bedwoodandparts.com/gi-31137-econoline.html
And Martha wonders why I keep magazines around forever.
Guess I showed her, huh?! (and let's keep that statement to ourselves!)
http://bedwoodandparts.com/gi-31137-econoline.html
And Martha wonders why I keep magazines around forever.
Guess I showed her, huh?! (and let's keep that statement to ourselves!)
G-Man- Mayor
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Thats cool a pre cut kit
Twinpilot001- Number of posts : 6186
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Taje a look at the ranchero / falcon sites - there is a beautiful wood bed on a ranchero in there,matt
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Those are nice but damned expensive. $3500.00 for the one I would buy if I had the extra cash. I'll have to stick with a spray liner
chester42- Number of posts : 1383
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joesecono- Number of posts : 2
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Chester, your truck bed looks great. Did you make metal strips to, how labor intense was this project, and how much did you spend on materials approx. ? I have called around and these wood bed kits from companies can be quite costly. My goal is to build a driver, on a shoe string budget.
chester42- Number of posts : 1383
Location : Homosassa,FLA
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Joe, The matal strips were originals, but are avable new and are reasonably priced. The wood cost about $80.00 for clear southern yellow pine (listed as SYP at Home Depot). the mill work on the boards was done in one day with minimal tools. A kit of white oak is the most expensive way to go. Not in my budget!
Lester
Lester
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