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#325988 05/03/2007 8:17 PM
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Need some education- an oldtimer is telling me to only use yellow pine as oak will splinter or crack over time, if oak is kiln dried and treated sealed is this a myth, other than pine being cheaper is there any reason that it has better longevity in the bed than oak in truck that will be covered up indoors
Thanks for the input

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