---Regards, John 95' 5.2L, Dakota Sport, CC, 4x2, standard, 3.21, Lock-Right locker, MSD-6AL, Weed Wacker blower, Supercoil, Tailor wires, Hellwig anti-sway, Mopar Perf. Comp., throttle body port & polish, Lakewood traction bars, 255/60r15 SS 10 Firestone Firehawks, "real" dual exhaust, soft tonnea cover, tinted windows and Hurst T shifter
Actually, I didn't think of that, that's why my tool box is behind my shed. I noticed I wasn't using it any more for just that reason, though it does keep things from sliding around.
John
>One quick question about the toolbox, how annoying is it to get into the >box? and do you use it all that much if it is all the way in the front and >you have to unsnap the entire cover each time you want to get in? > >Cuervo > > >At 04:19 AM 12/24/97 -0700, you wrote: >>Well, it's not all bad I have a soft Covercraft rail system and yes, the >plastic >>style tool box can and will fit just under the cover with only a slite >profile. As >>for the bed liner I would suggest getting handy with a dremmel and cutting >just enough >>of the liner to get the cover clamps around the edge of the bed (maybe you >can cut >>just under the edge of the bed and not see the cuts). I suggest keeping >your tape >>measure handy. >> >>--- >> >> >> >> >> >> >>>I just bought a bee-ut-i-ful, intense-blue, '98 club cab and had a >>>Duraliner over-the-rail bedliner installed. I want to install a soft >>>tonneau cover over the bed, but virtually every ad I have seen says that >>>the cover frames only work with under-the-rail liners (without drilling >>>into the bed rails). I presume this is because the no-drill fasteners go >>>up under the rail on the inside of the bed which is now being covered by >>>the bedliner. I would also like to get a small toolbox for the truck, >>>which I am sure complicates the issue even more. This is the first truck >>>I have owned and I am ignorant. Can somebody please help me with this >>>dilemna? Thanks and Merry Christmas all. >>> >>>Scott >>> >> >> >> >>Free web-based email, Forever, From anywhere! >>http://www.mailexcite.com >> > >
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