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Hi folks, just wanted to get your opinion about plastic ute tray liners? I've just recently bought a 97 XH ute in mint condition with 118k's on the clock. As far as I can tell, she's never done any trade work - it's way too straight! The question is about the ute liner. Yeah, I reckon they look a bit trick - but I've heard that they promote rust due to condensation. Yes, it has a tonneau cover. Any ideas? Thanks in advance for your replies. Cheers!
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Ute liners - what do you think?
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