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eharri: Yeah, the bed rail lip is still there. The spray-in completely molds to the contours of the bed (it's only about a 1/4" thick). My concern was mostly if the frame of the bedrail would seal to the bed rails if there was a liner there... - The Merg |
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| The rail of the cover seals to whatever's there...rather it's a slip in liner, a spray in, rail caps, or just the bed itself. I've had it on a slip-in liner for a couple years and I've never seen water get into the bed. | |
| top meets the rail with the liner, it may leak a little due to the rough texture of the liner. | |
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fine with a Line-X OTR bed liner -- no leaks. -- Don |
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| Hello everyone, I just ordered a 2002 Ford Longbed crew cab and am searching for a shell and a liner. Out of the box I am thinking rhino liner with a snugtop. I have no idea how much to spend on these items so some guidence would be appreciated. Also anyone who would suggest other brands is welcome. Lastley as far as caps are concerned are there major differences with the 2002 model year? Will I have any trouble finding one that perfectly matches my truck? | |
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| I am trying to find a source for getting a quad cab Tundra 4X4 modified to add a camper-type shell to bed that is tied together with cab so there is internal access between cab and bed. The goal is to get a hybrid vehicle with interior similar to Sequoia SUV but with utility of the pickup bed of the Tundra. | |
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Closest I've ever seen is cab extenders. From the side they look like those racerback things except they're enclosed and have built-in storage space for items you want protected from weather but dont want in the passenger compartment. Any cap will have an optional opening that lines up with the sliding rear window of your truck so you can reach the bed for stuff you need. Now if you mean to say you want your Tundra converted completely into an SUV hybrid with no barriers between the bed and the cab, well, my guess is that would be so impractical as to not be doable. That would involve somehow getting rid of the rear wall of the cab, which is an important part of the structure, and then connecting the bed to the body. I think you may be best off settling for a cap with an opening for the rear slider. Hybrids on the market with the system you described such as the new Avalanche were designed that way from inception. ed |
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I had an ARE CH model cap put on my truck. The color is a very close match. They take the paint code off of the truck and paint that color on the cap. Very good fit and quality seems fine. No leaks at all, even in heavy downpours. See what cap dealers are in your area, as to what brands they carry, and go from there. Good luck, Bob |
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