View Poll Results: Tonneau covers
Vinyl/ material type cover with snaps
6
12.24%
Vinyl/ material type with velcro fasteners
5
10.20%
Fiberglass (Gaylord type)
8
16.33%
Custom made, or homemade
13
26.53%
No cover at all
17
34.69%
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Tonneau covers?
#32
#34
I am in process however with summer weather I try to play as much as possible. I purchased a new Truxedo Velcro fastened soft cover that I cut down the frame and made a mount system using the stake pockets. I need to reinstall the frame and take the truck to a friend that does upolstory to fabricate a cut down cover. I will post pix when I complete it
I have completed my custom tonneau cover. The goal was to not add any holes to the bed. I made 4 short oak stakes for the stake pockets and mounted an angle iron rail to the stakes on each side and then mounted the hardware frame from a Truxedo cover that I bought reasonably on EBAY which I cut down in both width and length. I then worked with an upholsterer friend to sew a custom gray fabric cover.
In my case I wanted the cover to be weather (rain) tight.
#38
#39
49 Willard
Thanks. Desoto has been in since 92. Only problem has been a blown head gasket. Got stuck in a long line at In N Out on a 100 + day. Gasket went the next day. Poor judgement for using drive up window.
Thanks,
Al
48 F 1 with Desoto motor.<br/>Al Auburn, Ca
Interior done in 92.<br/>Al Auburn, Ca
Thanks. Desoto has been in since 92. Only problem has been a blown head gasket. Got stuck in a long line at In N Out on a 100 + day. Gasket went the next day. Poor judgement for using drive up window.
Thanks,
Al
48 F 1 with Desoto motor.<br/>Al Auburn, Ca
Interior done in 92.<br/>Al Auburn, Ca
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