Truxcedo Plus Cover
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From: Blackstone VA
Truxcedo Plus Cover
I installed a Truxcedo Plus cover a few weeks ago on my new Supercrew. Wanted to share the pictures with you. They are the last three in the 1st alblum below.
https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=3309
https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=3309
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Hey guys, sorry I haven't gotten back to you sooner.
First of all .. TXCoUnTrYbOy .. the truck is MINE not the FDs. I own a small wholesale beverage business and its actually a "company truck". It's also my everday ride, so I drive it on FD business and to some incidents. (Also has a vhf high band radio with a glass mount antenna). It is also used for hauling the wife and 3 year old.
R6jojofar... As far as the cost, I purchased it from a dealer in Richmond, installed for about 650. I have seen it from 600-799 on the net. Its pretty neat, and really helped remove some of the clutter in the cab, since the S-crew lacks "hidden storage" due to the subwoofer ..etc. Installed in about 45 mins. I did have a bad tool box seal , but Truxcedo sent me a replacement, no questions asked . (the first one had a bad adhesive bond).
I appreciate the nice comments from you all. Also a few days ago, I drove it "code-3" for about 15 hwy miles to returning to town for a fire call, The faster you go, the better it feels, I have never had a truck that felt that good ...
going THAT FAST
First of all .. TXCoUnTrYbOy .. the truck is MINE not the FDs. I own a small wholesale beverage business and its actually a "company truck". It's also my everday ride, so I drive it on FD business and to some incidents. (Also has a vhf high band radio with a glass mount antenna). It is also used for hauling the wife and 3 year old.
R6jojofar... As far as the cost, I purchased it from a dealer in Richmond, installed for about 650. I have seen it from 600-799 on the net. Its pretty neat, and really helped remove some of the clutter in the cab, since the S-crew lacks "hidden storage" due to the subwoofer ..etc. Installed in about 45 mins. I did have a bad tool box seal , but Truxcedo sent me a replacement, no questions asked . (the first one had a bad adhesive bond).
I appreciate the nice comments from you all. Also a few days ago, I drove it "code-3" for about 15 hwy miles to returning to town for a fire call, The faster you go, the better it feels, I have never had a truck that felt that good ...
going THAT FAST
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Thanks for the info. One more question. The main thing I like about this truck over my last tiny S-10 is the ability to get the bike in the back with the gate up (about 2 inches to spare). I'll probably load the bike up about 6 times a year. How long would you say it would take to get the whole shebang off the truck for those six trips? I like the idea of the tool box, but it may not be worth it. Thanks,