Those clamp-style hooks sound like what i want. And no, unfortunately the
new Daks don't have the stake pockets.
And the local truck-accesories store in my town deals with Rhino liners, so
from your testimony, i'll go that way. Especially since i plan on selling
my Dak in a couple years anyway and gettin whatever V8 model they have then.
Frank WJ
>Well once you get the spray in liner, you wont need to use the cargo bar!!
>My Dak has had a Rhino Liner in for 5 years now, and it is amazing how
>things dont slide with the spray on liners. From a case of pop to bookbag,
>things dont slide at all. I actually have my Daks bed/tailgate double
>coated
>with Rhino Liner. My Dak came with the drop in plastic liner and it plain
>out sucked for my needs, and it ate up the paint by rubbing so much. I did
>have a cargo bar at one time, but I think it broke in half, haha. They do
>come in handy though, good to know yours will work good. I have seen those
>ratchet type bars, but wasnt too sure if they worked as good as they are
>advertised to. I currently am using Penda Hide-A-Hooks($40) for tie downs.
>These are to be used in the stake pockets.....do the new Daks even have
>stake pocket holes??? I like them alot, they rotate up and down, so the bed
>rails are flush when you dont need them. Plus they are powdercoated black,
>so it matches my over the rail Rhino Liner. Since I have a crossebed tool
>box, I miss not having front tie down points. I bought a pair of rubber
>coated bed rail clamps which have hooks of the top of them. I got them at
>Home Depot for $15. These are nice because they simply clamp to the bed
>rail
>and are rubber coated, so they dont rust. I have them sitting right up
>against the tool box, so I have front and rear bed tie down points. Good
>Luck!
>Kyle
>93 Dakota 4x4 V6
>
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