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Ordering a bakflip x4 for a friend. He has a 2014 f150 with the full 4 doors(crew cab). I’m pretty sure most trucks in that config have a 5.7’ bed. However there is an option for a 6.7’ bed.
this is the best pic I have of his truck. Can anyone tell?
Ordering a bakflip x4 for a friend. He has a 2014 f150 with the full 4 doors(crew cab). I’m pretty sure most trucks in that config have a 5.7’ bed. However there is an option for a 6.7’ bed.
this is the best pic I have of his truck. Can anyone tell?
5.7 based on the distance I see between cab and the wheel well. Google what a 6.7 bed looks like on a crew cab and you'll see the difference.
Disclaimer: not responsible for ordering the wrong size
It seems there is an easy way to determine that but I'm afraid to say how to. hahaha
Do tell... I have been wracking my brain on this one. If only someone could invent a long flat measuring instrument, say made out of thin metal, with inch and foot increments marked on it. Even better if such an instrument was thin enough and flexible enough to roll onto itself into a spring-loaded casing, so that you could extend and retract it as needed to measure items of various lengths. Alas, probably just a fantasy at this point.
Do tell... I have been wracking my brain on this one. If only someone could invent a long flat measuring instrument, say made out of thin metal, with inch and foot increments marked on it. Even better if such an instrument was thin enough and flexible enough to roll onto itself into a spring-loaded casing, so that you could extend and retract it as needed to measure items of various lengths. Alas, probably just a fantasy at this point.
Yeah well when it's a surprise gift I really can't ask him or go over to his house and start measuring his truck.................
What size bed is this? Pic inside
I have been wracking my brain on this one. If only someone could invent a long flat measuring instrument, say made out of thin metal, with inch and foot increments marked on it. Even better if such an instrument was thin enough and flexible enough to roll onto itself into a spring-loaded casing, so that you could extend and retract it as needed to measure items of various lengths. Alas, probably just a fantasy at this point. 
