How long does it take them to install it, and how much....
Bruce
>
> Well, Uncle Sam finally cut loose with our tax refund and what my wife
> didn't confiscate for "household expenses" (unimportant stuff like paying
> bills and a new wardrobe for her) I got to use for a bedliner. The first
> thing I noticed was how much quieter the truck was. No more clanks, clunks
> or rattles coming from the back of the truck anymore. Even unusually rough
> areas like railroad tracks produce a very solid sound from the whole truck.
> It also feels more solid. Also, nothing is going to slide around back there
> anymore. Although it doesn't feel like it when you touch it with your hand,
> when you put something on the liner it sticks to it. Now I can corner how
> ever fast I want to and not worry about stuff sliding around. The guy told
> me that it added 60 pounds of weight to the bed. That shouldn't be enough
> to affect mpg too much, but it does seem to improve traction somewhat
> (every little bit helps). Anyway, my initial impression is very positive
> and if anyone is considering a Rhino Liner, I say go for it. It also,
> IMHO, looks good.
>
> --
> Mike Crumley mcrumley@airmail.net
> 97 Dakota Regular Cab Short Bed
> 3.9L V6 3.55 Auto Rhino Liner
> Bug Shield Mud Flaps DDBC
>
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