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Wrench Fetcher
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anyone ever bought and installed the precut and drilled wood that chevy duty? theyre by far the cheapest out there, but do u pay for it in shotty quality?

Joined: Jun 2005
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I went to Menards/Home depot etc and bought oak planks and did my own using the ole boards for a pattern. worked well with less cost. Bought the stainless strips unpolished from mar kay and polished them along with stainless bolts from the home depot. not a big job if you have a table saw to recess the planks for the strips

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'Bolter
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I dont know about wood but the screws and bolts Ive bought from chevy duty are crap, they strip out so fast, shoulda just thrown my money away.

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Cruising in the Passing Lane
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I try to avoid parts that are the cheapest by far, which is usually an indicator of quality, and go w/ slightly cheaper, which is an indicator of markup differences - consider shipping too on something like that

Bill


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"When we tug a single thing in nature, we find it attached to the rest of the world" ~ John Muir
"When we tug a single thing on an old truck, we find it falls off" ~ me
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i bought my oak wood for my 65 from chevy duty and the polished strips and bolts and i'm happy with them. don't have them drill your holes though, some beds are a little different. RJ


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