Tonneau Choices
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Tonneau Choices
Alright so for my birthday my parent's said they would get me a tonneau cover. Well I have no idea which one to get, all I know is that I want a hard cover that locks...and is black (that shouldnt be too hard). I see a lot of people have just gone with the soft tops, but I still would rather have the hard top. so what does everyone out there have? any recommendations?
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I've been very happy with my fold-a-cover. I still get compliments on it.
http://silvertank.batcave.net/FoldCover.htm
http://silvertank.batcave.net/FoldCover.htm
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Have you checked out the Pace Edwards Locker? It is a hard cover that rolls up! It is my best seller to people that want both hard cover security and the Roll-up cover convience.
Hard tonneau cover retracts into canister at the front of the truck bed.
Durable black powder-coat finish on rigid aluminum panels.
Patented silicon weather hinge provides a tight seal between the aluminum panels.
Electromagnetic brake locks cover in any position.
Electric motor and cargo light operated by remote control.
No-drill, clamp-in design (in most applications) for installation in about an hour.
Low-profile, aerodynamic design increases fuel economy up to 11%.
Fits over 5th wheel trailer hitches.
Hard tonneau cover retracts into canister at the front of the truck bed.
Durable black powder-coat finish on rigid aluminum panels.
Patented silicon weather hinge provides a tight seal between the aluminum panels.
Electromagnetic brake locks cover in any position.
Electric motor and cargo light operated by remote control.
No-drill, clamp-in design (in most applications) for installation in about an hour.
Low-profile, aerodynamic design increases fuel economy up to 11%.
Fits over 5th wheel trailer hitches.
#9
http://www.undercoverinfo.com if you're looking for black and affordable you can check those out.
#11
Originally Posted by rangererv
i would reccomd this cover to anyone. Its a soft tonneau that acts like a hard cover.
The only thing it does have is a key lock.
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I've had both Snugtop fiberglass and now an Undercover ABS Plastic. The Snugtop was absolutly a great looking tonneau, people always mentioned it. But it was very heavy and scrached easy (I take mine off once in a while) My Undercover is really great. Lightweight, I can easily remove it myself and pretty much drag it across the driveway without maring it up.
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