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Massboy

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I once saw listed here I thought a link to a company that sold new aftermarket interior bed side panels for around $400. Not sure if anyone knows of that link.
 
No idea, but somebody is sure to have a template if you want to make some...


But imo they are a waste, as there is so much space behind them...
 
I'm about to purchase these as well, Brothers Truck parts has them for $400, or $450 with pleats. Classic Industries has them for $509. they are a little hard to find on their websites but they are there. I can send you part numbers if you need...
 
Thanks for the info guys. I just found the link after looking a while. It is Brother's. I need gray ones. If the bone yard has them I'm sure shipping would kill me. Not sure what Brother's gets to ship them either though. If they are grey let me know. I would prefer nice OEM ones over aftermarkets.

Here is the Brother's link:
http://www.brotherstrucks.com/prodinfo.asp?number=BRPS3A2
 
I know LMC has them. I made my own and they turned out really really nice. It only took about 2 hours to make them. If interested I would be more than happy to send you info on supplies and how to
 
They aren't that difficult to make up yourself if you have some wood working tools and time. You can even incorporate the space behind it for some storage. Here is how I did my drivers side. Passenger side you don't have as many options if you have your spare tire installed.

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More great info from everyone, thanks. I have my old ones I can copy and have thought of using the white fiberglass pebble finish sheeting often used in food plants and restaurant kitchens. Some light padding glued to it and then some sort of fabric covering should make them pretty nice. The FG boards will never get soft or absorb any moisture like wood or interior card board will either. We'll see what I come up with in the near future and will post here. Again, thanks for all the great posts.

Ted
 
More great info from everyone, thanks. I have my old ones I can copy and have thought of using the white fiberglass pebble finish sheeting often used in food plants and restaurant kitchens. Some light padding glued to it and then some sort of fabric covering should make them pretty nice. The FG boards will never get soft or absorb any moisture like wood or interior card board will either. We'll see what I come up with in the near future and will post here. Again, thanks for all the great posts.

Ted


That's the exact kind of board I wanted to find for mine. Didn't have any luck finding it local.
 

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