ZBass28

Saw these on Crank & Chrome today and they looked like they fit well and were durable. Anybody here ever use either the standard bedliner or the new skid resistant one?

How was the fit and did you get the under-rail or over-rail?

Thanks

GREGGO

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I have a Duraliner, not quite as good. I don't like it. I would rather have a spray in but finding a good deal is hard to do and I want body color if posible. I was thinking about a carpet liner, but sometimes I get some nasty crap back there. I didnot see the show, but my biggest problem is stuff sliding and mine has a textured floor on it. BTW I also have a bed cover and a stepside. They just dont make a good stepside drop-in that I have seen.

454HO

I just bought a GM beg liner for my truck. It fits perfect. I love it. I saw Crank & Chrome also.It is axactly like the non-skid one.I though I had to get the GM liner to get the bowtie pressed into the front of the liner but I saw that the penda has it too. The only difference was the penda said Chevrolet inside the bowtie and my does not. oh yeah.....it is the under the rail style.

ZBass28

You know what's weird....

I was at the Chicago Auto Show last night and was looking at the GMC pickups. The bedliners that were in them were the exact same as the Penda ones they were showing on the tv show. The cupholders on the tailgate and all. Does Penda make the liners for GM?

I'm stopping by my local Chevy dealer today to look at liners and rail covers.

454HO

I am sure Penda makes them for GM. Even the part where the boards fit into the liner is all the same. You know GM's got someone doing it.

Larry

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I just bought a Penda liner for my 2002 1500HD. I bought the over the rail. It fits very good on the sides but it is a little too long in the back side. Sticks out about 1/4" or so past the side.

I installed it myself. The screws are fairly hard to install in the side clips but doable.