‘87 379EXHD, dump truck. Ok, as said, it’s a dump truck but I want something that decently nice. Rubber or hardwood is probably the ticket and I’m leaning more towards the rubber. I plan on stripping all the bits of existing flooring out and it had the rubber over foam, which I like. What do y’all recommend and where do I get it?
379 replacement flooring
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If you want the ribbed rubber floor.
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...i was always thinking about putting vinyl penny flooring in my truck
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I went to tractor supply and bought a horse trailer rubber mat for a truck I flipped. Turned out real snazzy and still lols good a year later. 10 times warmer that the hardwood that’s in mine
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I agree with the guys above, you probably want rubber. Especially in a dump. That said, if you decide to do wood... don't use wood. Lowes, home repo, and all of them have plastic flooring that looks like wood. I have it on my house. Is tough as hell, looks good but pricey. However I ran the cost on doing my pete with it and it was only going to be about $50. Also buy auto insulation to put down before you put anything down. Make a lot of difference. I bought 80mmNoico... it's decent. You can buy better... you'll pay more. I probably should have gone with a higher brand but I'm putting insulated carpet back down
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