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defragme Enthusiast

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Has anybody else noticed that the online prices for bedrugs have gone up recently? I was looking at them at various big name online accessory websites before christmas and they were $305 with free shipping pretty much everywhere I looked for a crew cab NBS truck.

 

Now they are $399 on all of those sites and I can't seem to find any cheaper prices. Autoanything was the cheapest before, along with truckaddons.com, aztrucks.com.

 

It sucks because I just got my fold a cover put on a few days ago and now when I go to order a bedrug there is a $95 increase in prices. Any dealers out there know if this is some kind of price increase from the manufacturer or what??

pm26 Senior Enthusiast

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I does not surprise me one bit - everything is going up. I bought mine for around $ 270 one year ago.

Dano07 Enthusiast

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If you go to gmpartsdirect.com you can get them for $351 for the crew cab truck and if you don't live in NC then with shipping it is like $362. And it has the Chevy Logo in the front instead of it saying bed rug. I have looked at the part number on that site and compared it to the one on bedrug.com and they match. So i plan on ordering mine through gmpartsdirect.

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JokerJ Enthusiast

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Man, I got mine for about $309.00 from autoanything late in November. That was a quick jump in cost. Although $399.00 was the MSRP I believe.

Montana Bronco Enthusiast

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yeah everything is rising in prices.....

 

I do not believe you. The Bush Administration says the core rate of inflation is only 1.8 percent. That is the lowest inflation rate measured against GDP in recorded history. I believe George Bush. Prices are NOT rising.

jbannick18 Enthusiast

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yeah everything is rising in prices.....

 

I do not believe you. The Bush Administration says the core rate of inflation is only 1.8 percent. That is the lowest inflation rate measured against GDP in recorded history. I believe George Bush. Prices are NOT rising.

 

 

Hopefully you were being sarcastic

jrrod2004 Senior Enthusiast

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yeah everything is rising in prices.....

 

I do not believe you. The Bush Administration says the core rate of inflation is only 1.8 percent. That is the lowest inflation rate measured against GDP in recorded history. I believe George Bush. Prices are NOT rising.

 

 

 

You are playing right?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!!!!?????

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