2002-2008 Dodge Ram Pickup Lower Rear Bedside Section (6' Bed), Passenger Side

2002-2008 Dodge Ram Pickup Lower Rear Bedside Section (6′ Bed), Passenger Side

5.00 out of 5 based on 5 customer ratings
(5 customer reviews)
PART#: 1583-134 STARTING AT $100.75

This is the Right side panel. You can find the Left side panel here 1583-133

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Approximate Part Dimensions (in): 26.75 x 12.875 x 6.5 Shipping Estimate: from manufacturer in 5-7 days Return Policy
Weight (lbs): 11 lbs Shipping Policy
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Description

This 2002-2008 Dodge Full Size Pickup Lower Rear Bedside Section (6′ Bed), Passenger Side fits 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Dodge Pickup Truck.Whether you need to replace a lower quarter panel, a wheel arch, or an inner wheelhouse, we have the parts that you’re looking for. Fix your rusted truck bed by ordering this 2002-2008 Dodge Full Size Pickup Lower Rear Bedside Section (6′ Bed), Passenger Side from Raybuck Auto Body Parts today.

5 reviews for 2002-2008 Dodge Ram Pickup Lower Rear Bedside Section (6′ Bed), Passenger Side

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  1. Albert workman –

    Perfect fit, well made from heavy material as all of the panels from Raybuck.

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  2. rmflanigan –

    It was an exact fix and great quality

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  3. rmflanigan –

    It is of great fix and quality,

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  4. Steven Lindloff –

    Excellent quality

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  5. Thomas Campbell –

    I had to cut all the rust out it was pretty bad, but this panel is a dream all works out well for me.

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Questions and answers

    Do you make one that includes the corner that holds the tail light?
  1. 0 votes
    Q Do you make one that includes the corner that holds the tail light? answer now
    Asked by Brad Purdy on May 19, 2025 1:51 pm
    A Sorry, we haven't found a source for the higher areas, yet.