Hard tonneau front corner's (09-11)
Hard tonneau front corner's (09-11)
Hi all. I have been looking at hard tonneau's lately, paint-able, smooth, and with a little style (ie raised center and body lines built in). On every new body style cover that I have looked at so I can see the front corner bed rail cap (with the unit in its fully closed position). I get the geometry of why they seem to have to do that, but to me it looks stupid. There must be someone out there who has devised a hinge system that allows for a fully covered bed rail in the closed position. I by no means have looked at them all, and almost all manufacturers only show a tailgate end view of their product mounted on an f150.
Has anyone seen a hard cover that shows absolutely no sign of the bed rail cap when the cover is closed? If so, maker, and pics maybe?
Has anyone seen a hard cover that shows absolutely no sign of the bed rail cap when the cover is closed? If so, maker, and pics maybe?
Ryan, by your "guess" reference, I am assuming that you have not actually seen one of these on a new style truck in person. This product, like pretty much all the others only show online pics of a rear view. The pic you linked is of the cover open from the front. I wonder what it looks like closed? I dont want to see the black bed rail cap at all, even if you try, when the lid is closed.
Can those of you with a fiberglass lid, comment on what brand it is you have, and whether or not it covers completely?
Can those of you with a fiberglass lid, comment on what brand it is you have, and whether or not it covers completely?
2veloce, any chance you can snap a pic of the front corner of the lid. Can you see the black bed rail cap at the front corner when the lid is closed on your leer?
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Note the black rubber across the front is a drip rail attached to the Leer cover. This prevents any water from running down the front side and into the bed.
This is my third Leer cover and I have never had any leaks.
I know that Jason industries covers. They use a lift style hinge instead of a piano hinge. That way it lifts up and away from the truck above the rails when open. Most use a piano hinge that's flat. And since the f150 is a wrap over design,they cut the corners short so it won't get into the bedside. Hope it helps. That leer looks good also.





