Which drop-in plastic bed liner will fit my 67 LWB?

[Biblethumpncop]

The inside of my bed is beat, and when I get my truck back from being painted next week, I'd like to conceal the nasty bed with a drop in liner. I have search a lot on the internet. Can anyone confirm that the bedliners used in long bed Fords up until 96 will work? I'd also like to have the tailgate cover.

Thanks in advance!

[Biblethumpncop]

Dura-line lists one that fits 1974-1996. I wonder if their system just doesn't go back farther than 40 years?

[Calfdemon]

I have never seen a bumpside with a plastic liner in it. Unknown if one exists. But I have seen plenty that have done the spray in bedliners, myself included. I did Herculiner myself on my 98 Dodge Ram when i had it. It looked good and was very tough, but not very thick as when you roll it on yourself, that is just the way it goes. On my crew cab, I had Line-X sprayed in for $500. I will say this... they put it on thicker than any plastic drop in I have ever seen. And the beauty of it is that it filled in most of the small dents I had in my bed to the point that they are no longer visible. There are really only 2 dents that can be seen in the bed of my truck now and they look like small dents on the wheel wells. Prior to the Line-X, they were much bigger dents in my wheel wells along with a bunch of small dents everywhere else.

[motzingg]

mine has a plastic liner.

the only reason i've left it in there is because i don't want stuff falling out all the holes in the bed, typically they just grind off the paint where they do make contact and trap moisture to make your bed rot out faster.

there are so many good options for DIY spray in bedliner, the one by U-pol, raptor i think its called, has been recommended on here. I've used their body fillers before and they make a really good product, i think thats the one i'm going with.

http://www.u-pol.co.uk/documents/datash ... TDS-US.pdf