Lo Rider Tonneau
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09-18-2002, 10:33 PM
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Lo Rider Tonneau
I had Lo Rider Tonneau installed- painted to match, etc. Out the door at $941.00. (Two day wait)
I wanted the SnugTop or A.R.E. LS-II, since those were the only ones offered that covered the plactic molding. Painted & installed I was looking at $1,200 - $1,500.00
The Lo Rider wasn't supposed to cover the bed caps (And didn't on the S'Cab Fleet side they were going on when I got there- but mine looks and fits just like the A.R.E. LS-II, completely covering the bed cap without that unattractive t-bar locking clip sitting on top of the lid.
It has a keyhole similiar to the A.R.E.. Very good fit-
That $941 I paid may be high- but that's the best I could find in North Dallas/Plano. My cousin in San Antonio is getting the A.R.E. LS-II painted & installed for $730.00 on her S'Crew. It pays to shop around I guess. I'll post pics when I can!
I wanted the SnugTop or A.R.E. LS-II, since those were the only ones offered that covered the plactic molding. Painted & installed I was looking at $1,200 - $1,500.00
The Lo Rider wasn't supposed to cover the bed caps (And didn't on the S'Cab Fleet side they were going on when I got there- but mine looks and fits just like the A.R.E. LS-II, completely covering the bed cap without that unattractive t-bar locking clip sitting on top of the lid.
It has a keyhole similiar to the A.R.E.. Very good fit-
That $941 I paid may be high- but that's the best I could find in North Dallas/Plano. My cousin in San Antonio is getting the A.R.E. LS-II painted & installed for $730.00 on her S'Crew. It pays to shop around I guess. I'll post pics when I can!
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09-18-2002, 10:58 PM
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