Soft Tonneau
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Soft Tonneau
I found a soft tonneau for the ranger off craigslist for 50$. All the pieces are there but I'm just wondering if its worth it. I don't want it on all the time (i don't think i do haha) but it'd be nice when I go up north to keep snow off of my stuff.
The main thing I'm worried about is it wearing out since I live in AZ and it gets real hot.
But 50$ is pretty cheap...
theres also a mildly used truxedo for 150$
The main thing I'm worried about is it wearing out since I live in AZ and it gets real hot.
But 50$ is pretty cheap...
theres also a mildly used truxedo for 150$
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I have snaps. It was a very fail decision on my part. Never again, but hey, it was a freebee from the dealer when I bought the truck.
Honestly, when the snow falls, I do not, ever, ever, undo my tonneau. The cold weather makes it impossible to stretch it enough to do the snaps up again. If it has to come off, I need to find a heated garage to get the darn thing back on in the winter.
Honestly, when the snow falls, I do not, ever, ever, undo my tonneau. The cold weather makes it impossible to stretch it enough to do the snaps up again. If it has to come off, I need to find a heated garage to get the darn thing back on in the winter.
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I have snaps. It was a very fail decision on my part. Never again, but hey, it was a freebee from the dealer when I bought the truck.
Honestly, when the snow falls, I do not, ever, ever, undo my tonneau. The cold weather makes it impossible to stretch it enough to do the snaps up again. If it has to come off, I need to find a heated garage to get the darn thing back on in the winter.
Honestly, when the snow falls, I do not, ever, ever, undo my tonneau. The cold weather makes it impossible to stretch it enough to do the snaps up again. If it has to come off, I need to find a heated garage to get the darn thing back on in the winter.
that is true, i got mine for a good used price (yours would be better but i'm still happy with mine) and it was rolled up good and small. i wanted this option since i rent an apartment and have very little room to store stuff and do't want my things growing legs in the lockers in the basement.
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Sterno is a canned fuel that is used alot of times by caterers to keep food hot on a buffet line. Some people call it "Canned Heat." It's also used by hikers and campers to heat small quantities of food. You can usually find it at Walmart or wherever camping supplies are sold.
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