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Ordered fully loaded 402A on 12-23-21. Ford confirmation within 10 minutes. Nothing since.
That sucks. Especially since I’ve heard some around that date already being built. What is the 402A? Is that high end package? I picked up the mid with only the power window added. 401A. Immediately got confirmation the next day and now of course I plan on waiting a month or more at least just to get a vin.
 
That sucks. Especially since I’ve heard some around that date already being built. What is the 402A? Is that high end package? I picked up the mid with only the power window added. 401A. Immediately got confirmation the next day and now of course I plan on waiting a month or more at least just to get a vin.
400A is base, 401A is mid, 402A is high.
 
I got the bedliner and got lucky with just a couple weeks added really - it does have the benefits that no sensors get messed up and need to be recalibrate, although minimal still an annoyance. I think it's thick enough, it's sprayed really neatly, and I like the Ford logo. Has its pros and cons, a few months ago when stuff wasn't as crazy as now I think it was worth adding on for $500.
If it wasn't for a possible delay, I would have gotten the bedliner from Ford. Had one in my '15 F150 from factory and beat the crap out of it. Loaded wood, broken up concrete, rocks, mulch, motorcycles, tools, saws, rakes, shovels, axes, furniture, job boxes, etc in there. I did manage to pull off the piece that was sprayed over one of the bed bolts by dragging the foot of the job box over it.
Good experience overall though.
I was just looking at a flatbed my friend recently had done with Rhino Liner and he already has a tear in it.
 
If it wasn't for a possible delay, I would have gotten the bedliner from Ford. Had one in my '15 F150 from factory and beat the crap out of it. Loaded wood, broken up concrete, rocks, mulch, motorcycles, tools, saws, rakes, shovels, axes, furniture, job boxes, etc in there. I did manage to pull off the piece that was sprayed over one of the bed bolts by dragging the foot of the job box over it.
Good experience overall though.
I was just looking at a flatbed my friend recently had done with Rhino Liner and he already has a tear in it.
My Rhino liner came with a lifetime warranty, he should just be able to call them and they will repair it but it depends on which one he had done, they have 4 different levels, the cheap one they do is crap the middle 2 are the best options, one is harder and more course and the other is fine and more flexible, it holds stuff better and provides a soft feel and is also their thickest. I know this because that's what I had to go with, the local line x closed because of COVID-19 and no business.
 

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