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#190842 10/05/2005 1:54 PM
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I used to do construction work and we used a plastic (fake) wood grained lookin' stuff they called Rhino Decking Boards for decks. I think if you don't use it for anything but a show truck this would be an ingenius idea for an everlasting wood bed. only thing is it's plastic & will scuff really easily so if it's not jus' a show stopper then nevmind i mentioned it lol wink

#190843 10/05/2005 8:50 PM
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I am considering laying down a big solid sheet of treated plywood or something and bolting diamond plate over everything. How expensive is this plastic stuff? Does it come in big sheets?

#190844 10/06/2005 5:39 AM
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it's expensive if you buy enough for a deck but a few planks wouldn't be too bad compared to alternative ideas & no it comes in boards like 2x4's etc. it's called Rhino Deck Boards.

#190845 10/06/2005 11:14 AM
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didn't someone do that to their bolt? use those boards... I know several people were pondering it at one time or another.

it has been discussed before.

-W

#190846 10/06/2005 2:10 PM
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not sure woogeroo i'm a newb to stovebolt but i thought since i seen a wood floor post i'd put it out there . . . or again

#190847 10/06/2005 2:31 PM
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Here's a couple of previous threads on this topic:

"Fake" Bed Wood

Bed Wood


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#190848 10/08/2005 7:19 AM
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i've decided to take the inside of a newer model truck bed & have it cut/welded into my '58 apache but i'm goin' to make a cedar wood bed that i can lay inside of it for just show/looks. It will be a while 'cause i'm still in the "project" phase frown


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