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Dec 7, 2007 | 10:33 PM

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dwd2020@hotmail

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Tonneau cover

I decided on the Bakflip cover thinking that the fiberglass would crack some day which will cost money to have it repair vs. the hard cover. Also the Bakflip cover is low profile whereas a I can install bed rails.

Dec 8, 2007 | 02:38 AM

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Raptor05121

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I'm hoping in a year or so to have enough $$$ saved up to get an A.R.E LSX Hardtop Tonneau cover w/ matching paint, sport spoiler, and Hella 4th brakelight inside the spoiler. Looks friggin sweet! Img is of a '04, but they offer the Fleetside and Styleside for the 97-03 models too.

Dec 8, 2007 | 03:22 AM

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Patman

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Originally Posted by dwd2020@hotmail

Owner of a 2007 F150 supercab looking for a tonneau cover for my truck. Looking can't decide on what to purchase that will look good and be dependable. Who make the best fiberglass or low profile which way should I go? Thanks for your help.

so instead of starting a new thread, you brought up one that was 8 years old