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08-11-2004, 02:56 PM
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08-13-2004, 08:34 AM
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08-13-2004, 08:59 AM
I'm in New Hartford. I just checked the Line-X website again this morning and they have a listing for Waterbury now (as well as New London). Since Waterbury is way closer for me, I called and made an appointment for tomorrow morning. They gave me a price of $465, which seems pretty high to me. I might call around some more today to see if I can find a better price.
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08-13-2004, 11:59 AM
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08-16-2004, 08:58 AM
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the Line-X dealer in waterbury is on Thomaston ave. its the exit that the DMV is off of rt 8.
taking tr 8 north: if you get off that exit take a right. then at the second light take another right and it will be about 500ft down the street on the left.
from rt 8 south: take a left off the exit. at the bottom of the hill take a left under the bridge. then it will be the 3rd light you need to turn right at.
i found it by accident the other night when i was going to have dinner at Bacco's... excelent italian food if you are hungry while in the area.
taking tr 8 north: if you get off that exit take a right. then at the second light take another right and it will be about 500ft down the street on the left.
from rt 8 south: take a left off the exit. at the bottom of the hill take a left under the bridge. then it will be the 3rd light you need to turn right at.
i found it by accident the other night when i was going to have dinner at Bacco's... excelent italian food if you are hungry while in the area.
Last edited by jaydez; 08-16-2004 at 09:01 AM.
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08-16-2004, 09:25 AM
Originally Posted by jaydez
the Line-X dealer in waterbury is on Thomaston ave. its the exit that the DMV is off of rt 8.
taking tr 8 north: if you get off that exit take a right. then at the second light take another right and it will be about 500ft down the street on the left.
from rt 8 south: take a left off the exit. at the bottom of the hill take a left under the bridge. then it will be the 3rd light you need to turn right at.
i found it by accident the other night when i was going to have dinner at Bacco's... excelent italian food if you are hungry while in the area.
taking tr 8 north: if you get off that exit take a right. then at the second light take another right and it will be about 500ft down the street on the left.
from rt 8 south: take a left off the exit. at the bottom of the hill take a left under the bridge. then it will be the 3rd light you need to turn right at.
i found it by accident the other night when i was going to have dinner at Bacco's... excelent italian food if you are hungry while in the area.
Last edited by vickerto; 08-16-2004 at 09:37 AM.
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12-26-2004, 06:48 PM
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Hey,
Got mine done last fall in Riverhead Long Island. My in-laws live down there so I went for a visit and had it done. My price was $470 +$100 for a color match. The shop was great and did a super job, and the color match of Sonic Blue was near perfect. If it wasn't textured you wouldn't know it was there. Should have done the rockers while I was at it! Definitely recommend the product, no matter where you get it done.
Mike
Got mine done last fall in Riverhead Long Island. My in-laws live down there so I went for a visit and had it done. My price was $470 +$100 for a color match. The shop was great and did a super job, and the color match of Sonic Blue was near perfect. If it wasn't textured you wouldn't know it was there. Should have done the rockers while I was at it! Definitely recommend the product, no matter where you get it done.
Mike
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02-08-2005, 06:24 AM
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The Line-X is holding up well. About a month after install a Home Depot idiot... I mean employee, was loading a pallet of wall block in the truck w/ a fork lift. I know, I know... He lowered the pallet onto the wheel well pushing it in 2 inches. Made a nice dent (about the palm of your hand). The liner stayed stuck to the bed, didn't chip, crack or anything. Lots of other scrapes scratches etc. with no obvious damage. It still cleans up pretty well if I want to wash it, too.
Day to day the truck commutes but days off and weekends it works pretty hard. Hauls firewood, mulch, dirt, lumber. Often loaded with my tractor bucket.
Mike
Day to day the truck commutes but days off and weekends it works pretty hard. Hauls firewood, mulch, dirt, lumber. Often loaded with my tractor bucket.
Mike
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02-08-2005, 07:45 AM
