Rear Stake Hole Covers

[mcdavis]

2 minutes ago, Ravenkeeper said:

I used a utility knife on my previous truck, after I used a drill and hand router to remove them, up to the "inner edge," where it got thin. 

Mine looks like it was cut out with a knife and just left that way. Not a lot left to clean up, though. Should be very simple to make look better. Might remove the other one for now as well so they match.

[Ravenkeeper]

4 minutes ago, lapoolboy said:

They are held in place by the rails on my Roll N Lock.  It looked stupid with the holes open half-covered by the rails.

That's the way my '15 was, the tonneau cover on it covered all but a small bit of each hole.  I'm looking at getting a "Sports Bar and Tonneau Cover (to fit inside the rails), in the next couple months, part of my 20th anniversary present(s) from my wife, she's getting a new ring, $$$$$$$$$$$$$, and I'm getting a new toolbox/workbench, cabinets, tools, and some things for my truck.    Yes, the ring was that much. 

[Ravenkeeper]

On 4/15/2019 at 6:18 PM, Ravenkeeper said:

That's the way my '15 was, the tonneau cover on it covered all but a small bit of each hole.  I'm looking at getting a "Sports Bar and Tonneau Cover (to fit inside the rails), in the next couple months, part of my 20th anniversary present(s) from my wife, she's getting a new ring, $$$$$$$$$$$$$, and I'm getting a new toolbox/workbench, cabinets, tools, and some things for my truck.    Yes, the ring was that much. 

My plugs survived and remained in place during the 350 miles up to the Bay Area (San Ramon/Hayward), and the same 350 miles home.