1972 cheyenne plastic bed liner

[chip46wis]

Does anyone know of a manufacturer for a plastic bed liner for the standard 8ft bed of a 1972 chev cheyenne? can a 1973 be made to work? Any help appreciated---the roll on liner types are ok but they still show all the little dents scratches ect----open to ideas here-----

[kcsa75]

You can get them, but you don't want one. My truck had one when I bought it. You can see what was going underneath.

[chip46wis]

Friend I can appreciate what you are showing and saying----this is typical of our wisconsin trucks---YECH----I am putting the truck up for sale when I get it painted here before xmas and it just would save me 30-40 hours of sanding in the box in very un-comfortable positions----Thank you though
Anyone have a supplier?

[In The Ten Ring]

There is a company that makes these and they are supposed to be pretty good. Someone will chime in.

My dad made his own replacement bed (after the wood rotted away) out of 1/8 inch steel and plug welded that in.

[sboris]

I know its not what your asking. But depending on the condition of your bed, this lays down nice and easy. Has a little sheen to it. Great look and durable. The buyer can see the bed still. Amazon $120 bucks.

[low&slow]

To bad you're not closer or I'd give you mine. It came out of a 90's F250 and fits in my c10 bed perfectly.

[chip46wis]

Sboris----how do you get such a rough (desired) texture? long knap rollers?


Anyone else use a f250 bedliner? this is great! As always a SUPER bunch of guys here

[sboris]

[QUOTE=chip46wis;6934181]Sboris----how do you get such a rough (desired) texture? long knap rollers?


This kit comes with the "shutz gun". You spray it on using your air compressor. You can get the desired texture with spray distance and air pressure.

I've played with the roll on stuff and it's all crap. Real impressed with this..

[R.L.]

Thanks for posting sboris.