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Old 07-10-2012, 07:51 PM   #1
MikeS.
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Suburban cargo area

I didn't know that the Burbs had a wood floor under the rubber mat. I did know that the panel trucks have a wood floor. W/o pulling off the rubber mat the wood floor seems to be in good shape. I can see a small bit of the wood inside and most of it from the bottom/underside. From the bottom it all looks good. I will be checking more thoroughly tomorrow when I drop the gas tank.

If the wood is good any reason not to Rhino line over the rubber mat? I plan on Rhinoing the complete floor inside and most/all of the underside of the truck. Friend owns a Rhino franchise.

Here is a pic of the floor, looks pretty good to me.



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