Which tonneau cover?
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Which tonneau cover?
I've narrowed down the tonneau cover to two different setups. The Truxedo LoPro and the Bakflip.
LoPro:
http://www.truxedo.com/lopro/truxedo-lopro.html
Bakflip link:
http://www.pickupspecialties.com/Bak..._bed_cover.htm
The LoPro is a quality unit no doubt in my mind and is $100+ cheaper to boot. However, I really like the hard cover, fast roll up the Bakflip offers.
What would you guys do?
LoPro:
http://www.truxedo.com/lopro/truxedo-lopro.html
Bakflip link:
http://www.pickupspecialties.com/Bak..._bed_cover.htm
The LoPro is a quality unit no doubt in my mind and is $100+ cheaper to boot. However, I really like the hard cover, fast roll up the Bakflip offers.
What would you guys do?
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I've been looking for one too...
So far the one I'm leaning towards is this one - www.armorroll.com .
Pricey though - $1400 Canadian (about $1250 USD)
Cheers,
Brad
So far the one I'm leaning towards is this one - www.armorroll.com .
Pricey though - $1400 Canadian (about $1250 USD)
Cheers,
Brad
#4
Go with the Truxedo Lo Pro! That's what I got. Great cover. Check out www.truckalterations.com for the best price around. Also, you can check out my gallery for tonneau pics!
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Originally Posted by newmandl
Hawkpilot,
What toolbox did you get? Do you have any pics?
What toolbox did you get? Do you have any pics?
I don't have pix of mine, but it looks just like the one on that website.
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You might want to take a look at the Sportmaster roll-up. I park my truck outside in Michigan and it still looks new after 4 years. I love the way it sits over the bed and always looks nice and even. I paid around $300.00 for it. A couple friends of mine purchased the Truxedo around the same time and they never looked as good. Keep in mind that I'm talking about the original roll-up Truxedo not the new low-pro. I've got a great picture of mine but can't figure out how to get it on here! I can E-mail it.
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I've had Access Cover on my Ranger no problems whatso ever, even used it in the winter without even thinking of problems. I plan to have a Access Toolbox Edition on my F-150. Gives me the choice of toolbox I want. http://www.agricover.com/index.php/p.../category/C31/
Here's Agricover's newest cover only 1/2 inch tall they claim. Called the Vanish. http://www.agricover.com/index.php/p...category/C103/
Here's Agricover's newest cover only 1/2 inch tall they claim. Called the Vanish. http://www.agricover.com/index.php/p...category/C103/
Last edited by jorlee; 12-21-2006 at 09:18 PM.
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Before I got a cover I did allot of research because in the past I've had full toppers which are great but expensive, fiberglass toneaus which are good looking and very secure but can be a pain if you use your truck to haul anything, rolll up metal type which are great when they work but take up about a foot of bed space and the flip type which I would never but again.
The Truxedo Low Pro and the Access Lorado are basiclly the same thing, both very good in quality, warranty and looks. I went the Lorado just because at the time it was on sale, so far I am very pleased. If you haul stuff and don't need a super secure cover, you can't go wrong with the Lo Pro or Larado cover.
The Truxedo Low Pro and the Access Lorado are basiclly the same thing, both very good in quality, warranty and looks. I went the Lorado just because at the time it was on sale, so far I am very pleased. If you haul stuff and don't need a super secure cover, you can't go wrong with the Lo Pro or Larado cover.
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I went with the access lite rider, it is very sturdy and it keeps out the elements. I coupled that with a bedrug liner. It is great for camping boating and most of the the other outdoor stuff I do. Plus it gives me some security as it is not removable (easily) with the tailgate up.
http://www.ultimatetruck.com/site/ca...rce=pickuptoys
http://www.ultimatetruck.com/site/ca...rce=pickuptoys