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Old 07-04-2016, 04:34 PM
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Where is the OP, I'm gonna give him a piece of my mind...
I'll bet you're just the man to do it
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Old 07-04-2016, 11:29 PM
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Here Here! I can't believe all the whining and carrying on about these beds...!

Where is the OP, I'm gonna give him a piece of my mind..
Are you sure you can spare it? Just kidding, LOL, this thread started as a joke anyway, so what the hell!

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Originally Posted by Platium T.C.
I don't know of any year Ford or any other brand having a Sealed Bed?

It doesn't make sense to seal a Trucks bed?
Rain and Snow have to get out somewhere.
My 97' was factory sealed. 2 drain holes at the front behind the cab. It makes sense if you intend to to carry five people in the cab and their luggage, backpacks etc. in the bed. And yes if I choose to haul manure, brush dirt or appliances I can. Some of us are clever enough to clean it out later.
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So, has anyone attempted the repair using any othe discussed options in this thread?
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Originally Posted by Speedfreak400
I have owned 4 rangers, 2000, 2003 x2 and 2011 and none of them were "sealed".
Dunno what to tell ya ! My dad wouldn't have sealed it , the sealant is also paint matched. I'll get a pic when I'm over at his house.
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I hate when I'm hunting and all my gear is in the bed getting wet and dusty before I even get to where I hunt.

Gotta drive down a lot of dirt roads and through wet fields.
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Originally Posted by sergbaja5t
Ok so... I just took delivery of my truck. It came with factory spray-in bed liner. How may I see weather it sealed up the gaps? Does anyone have location of the gaps?
Stick garden hose in bed. Turn it on. Look under truck, see water coming out of bed...
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Originally Posted by ecotow
I am going to get one of those new Honda Ridgelines. They don't have this major problem as they have a trunk in the bed and speakers too.
I had/have one for 10 years. Great "car", not a truck. It does some things better than the F, and vise versa. Very reliable. Just gave mine to my son with 103K. Was only in the shop once, defective radiator at 65k.
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I can't decide whether this is a Ford F-150 problem, a pickup truck problem or not a problem at all.


I have literally never encountered a truck with a sealed bed. I think most of the people concerned about dust and water getting into their bed have either:


1. Never owned a truck before
2. Haven't bothered to get the bed sprayed
3. Don't realize that there are VERY few tonneau covers that are completely water and dust tight
4. Don't realize that there are cargo boxes, toolboxes and other systems available to install into your bed to help better seal your belongings


Are you suggesting Ford invests money and time into sealing something that's wide open from the factory? Lol...Sounds kinda ridiculous from that perspective doesn't it?


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