1963-1966 Chevy-GMC Shortbed Fleetside Drilled Black Walnut Bed Wood

• Unfinished boards- triple process sanded and ready to seal 
• Premier show-quality solid wood
• Kiln-dried for dimensional stability
• Precision milled to ¾ in thick 
• Proprietary groove allows for a tighter and better fitment 
• Pre-drilled for bed-to-frame bolts and perimeter bolts
• Designed and engineered specifically for your truck
• Properly milled and chamfered which allows uniformed thickness of finish
• Made in the USA

Transform your classic GM truck with wood flooring from Bed Wood and Parts. The wood kits include the predrilled wood flooring pre-drilled bed to frame and perimeter bolt holes. Strips and hardware available separately. Wood comes presanded and ready to finish.

Bed Wood and Parts flooring comes in a variety of wood species. Below are some facts to help with your decision.

• Ash is a light colored, smooth-grained North American hardwood. With its typical straight grain and beige-to-light-brown hue, ash wood is a very attractive option for fine furniture.  It’s one of the most durable varieties and has an extensive history in American manufacturing, Due to its characteristics as a lightweight and shock-resistant wood, Ash is a favorite for baseball bats and tool handles. It is durable, lightweight, aesthetically pleasing, and absorbs wood stains very well.
  
• Birds Eye Maple is incredibly strong, looks great, and stains nicely. Wood aficionados gravitate towards American Birds Eye Maple for its light, creamy color, and natural luster from the many swirls resulting in circular "eyes".
  
• Black Walnut is one of the most valuable and cherished species of American hardwoods. Known as the Wood of Kings, Black Walnut has a rich brown lustrous heartwood and a very rich grain.
  
• Curly Maple is incredibly strong, looks great, and stains nicely. Wood aficionados gravitate towards American Curly Maple as it reflects light in a way that three-dimensional curves appear across the boards when finished in a high gloss. Curly Maple is the wood of choice for many high end guitar makers.
  
• Cypress, sourced from the American gulf coastal region, has a leafy grain, and is strong, light and durable. Cypress is also naturally resistant to decay.
  
• Hickory is both rich and rustic in character. This American hardwood is extremely tough and resilient, yet flexible.  Hickory heartwood varies from tan to brownish-red, and the sapwood is creamy white. Traditionally, hickory has been used for objects that require strength and that must withstand abuse.
  
• Pine (North American) is straw to tan in color, and is known for dimensional stability and being lightweight. Pine offers an economical option for those needing new BedWood®.
  
• Poplar is a lightweight American hardwood, easy to work with and often is used to replace original pine beds for its resistance to decay.
  
• Red Oak is a plentiful American hardwood known for its open and slightly coarse grain, and pinkish to white color.  Red Oak was the original wood used in many of the classic American pickup bed floors.
  
• ThermX is a thermally modified North American Ash wood. The thermal process “cooks out” all of the sugars making this wood species resistant to decay. Left unfinished the wood will turn natural silver patina in color. A great substitute for old barn wood.
  
• White Oak is a very versatile American hardwood.  It wears well and is more resistant to exterior adversities than Red Oak.
  
• Wormy Maple, also known as Ambrosia Maple, is a creamy white straight grained American maple with irregular streaks of gray, dark brown, tan or black striations.  Worm and pin holes common. Its unique appearance makes it very desirable for those wanting something different.

• 1954-1959 Chevrolet Truck
• 1954-1959 GMC Truck  

Chevrolet and GMC Truck Bed Wood and Parts wood flooring