Luggage Storage Bag
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Luggage Storage Bag
I have a 2001 Supercrew. I don't want a bed cap but do want to keep our luggage, etc. dry when we travel. Can anyone suggest a large, waterproof luggage/storage bag that will fit in the bed? Thanks.
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From: Memphis, TN
I would recommend an Access Roll-up tonneau cover. My wife and I carry luggage in the bed through all sorts of weather - - occasionally, there is a small amount of water in a couple of grooves of the bed liner - - but it's virtually weather-proof. High quality, heavy duty hardware throughout.
I'm very pleased and would recommend to all looking for a soft tonneau. After making simple adjustments (per instructions) the fit was perfect for my SuperCrew. Thanks to Docker, I did put some additional weather-stripping under the front of the tonneau. Pictures below ....
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2001 F-150 Super Crew Lariat 4x4
5.4 engine; Chestnut w/ gold trim; Captain's Chairs; Ford/ Duraliner bed insert; Access Roll-up bed cover; Six disc CD changer in '98/'99 Expedition center console; Fosgate FNP1614 component speakers (front); Pioneer TS-A6855 speakers (rear); 8 inch MTX subwoofer in custom built, center console, sealed enclosure; Zapco AG150 amplifier; DRL daytime running lights with Fog Lights (Mod)available at all times;
Bel 980 Radar detector; Moon roof; Bed extender; Class 3 trailer hitch
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I'm very pleased and would recommend to all looking for a soft tonneau. After making simple adjustments (per instructions) the fit was perfect for my SuperCrew. Thanks to Docker, I did put some additional weather-stripping under the front of the tonneau. Pictures below ....
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2001 F-150 Super Crew Lariat 4x4
5.4 engine; Chestnut w/ gold trim; Captain's Chairs; Ford/ Duraliner bed insert; Access Roll-up bed cover; Six disc CD changer in '98/'99 Expedition center console; Fosgate FNP1614 component speakers (front); Pioneer TS-A6855 speakers (rear); 8 inch MTX subwoofer in custom built, center console, sealed enclosure; Zapco AG150 amplifier; DRL daytime running lights with Fog Lights (Mod)available at all times;
Bel 980 Radar detector; Moon roof; Bed extender; Class 3 trailer hitch
[This message has been edited by FedExPilot (edited 04-07-2001).]
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I ordered a waterproof luggage carrier for my 98' F150 from Cabelas. I like it alot. The cost was around $180 if I remember correctly. It worked out real nice at Christmas time...loaded it up with presents and luggage.
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From: South Jersey
Hi D.H.,
I have a Pace Edwards Roll Top cover, but, it is not 100% waterproof. So, for travel I bought 2 large Rubbermaid trunks with lids(48qt I think) that slide right under the cover no problem. Holds all the luggage and extras. I have 4 kids each with their own bag. Works great and stays dry.
Rubbermaids were like $8-10 bucks eack at Walmart.
Hobbit
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99 XLT,4.6L Auto,4X4,tow pkge,Factory Side Steps and Mudflaps, K&N filter,BugflectorII, Amazon Green/Silver, Pace Edwards Rolltop Cover.
I have a Pace Edwards Roll Top cover, but, it is not 100% waterproof. So, for travel I bought 2 large Rubbermaid trunks with lids(48qt I think) that slide right under the cover no problem. Holds all the luggage and extras. I have 4 kids each with their own bag. Works great and stays dry.
Rubbermaids were like $8-10 bucks eack at Walmart.
Hobbit
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99 XLT,4.6L Auto,4X4,tow pkge,Factory Side Steps and Mudflaps, K&N filter,BugflectorII, Amazon Green/Silver, Pace Edwards Rolltop Cover.