tonneau cover question
Just measured it.
It takes right at 1 ft of the bed space horizontally from the cab and extends down 10" into the bed vertically, flush from the bed rail caps.
For me it works out because if I have anything that needs to take the entire bed, it is probably lumber or something else that doesn't sit high enough to interfere with the box.
It takes right at 1 ft of the bed space horizontally from the cab and extends down 10" into the bed vertically, flush from the bed rail caps.
For me it works out because if I have anything that needs to take the entire bed, it is probably lumber or something else that doesn't sit high enough to interfere with the box.
Re: I did a ton of research
Originally posted by dboat
. . . Tim Skelton, (whose truck has always represented the most tasteful upgrades on the forum, other than mine
) what is the benefit of your tonneau over the normal snap or snapless versions? . . .
. . . Tim Skelton, (whose truck has always represented the most tasteful upgrades on the forum, other than mine
) what is the benefit of your tonneau over the normal snap or snapless versions? . . .
Although I think the Innovations Pro-Sport is da bomb, I chose a lift-top soft cover because (1) a hard top adds too much weight, and (2) I live alone and could not get a hard top off by myself. The lift-top feature is an order of magnitude cooler than a regular soft cover.
Originally posted by FLBigDog
Tim how much was that top and where did you get it, and if it rains does it keep all of the water out?
--patrick
Tim how much was that top and where did you get it, and if it rains does it keep all of the water out?
--patrick
I live in Southern California. I've forgotten what rain looks like.
Re: Re: I did a ton of research
Originally posted by Tim Skelton
. The lift-top feature is an order of magnitude cooler than a regular soft cover.
. The lift-top feature is an order of magnitude cooler than a regular soft cover.


