Roll-up Vinyl Tonneau Cover
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From: Ft Hood Texas
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I have a Ex Tang full tilt with snaps but no need to un-snap it as the cover just tilts up like a fiberglass cover. Works for what I want it to do. Just another product to consider and no I have no affiliation with said company.
Jim
Jim
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That's where I got mine and I'm pretty happy with it even after almost 3 years. It uses velcro instead of snaps. You couldn't pay me to put a tonneau with snaps on my truck.....
That's where I got mine and I'm pretty happy with it even after almost 3 years. It uses velcro instead of snaps. You couldn't pay me to put a tonneau with snaps on my truck.....
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From: Thanks Don M!
I have the MOPAR soft tonneau and really like it. Its been in -40C weather and can still be opened and closed. It does not have snaps.
It has a plastic lip the clips into a slot on the aluminum rails.
Takes about 1/2hr to install.
Scotty
It has a plastic lip the clips into a slot on the aluminum rails.
Takes about 1/2hr to install.
Scotty
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From: Colorado Springs, CO
I have seen several on e-bay for about $125 or less. They use velcro. I don't know how they hold after awhile, but if you get one, please let me know. I am thinking of getting one after I put stacks on, and just have the cloth modified around the stacks. Any ideas on how that will work?
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