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Good evening...I have a 2006 SCREW that I had a TopDeck fiberglass tonneau cover installed years ago....while I was in California. The company use to be in San Bernardino, California...however, when I tried to call the number on the manufacture plate attached to the tonneau cover, I get the "line is no longer in service". I looked them up on the web and it would appear they are no longer in business.
The issue...
The lock has broken and I am trying to get a new locking mechanism for the cover. The lock has no manufacture name or ID on it...the key says TopDeck with a key code... Looking for any help from the folks here on Enthusiasts that might have information or knowledge on where I might go to find such a lock? It is a single lock located middle of cover about 5-6 inches from the back of the top. The lock turns a pair of horizontal locking rods that connect to two locking mechanisms that are attached to either side of the frame rails...it is a very unique looking lock...
I have search the web for pictures or info only to come up empty...any help would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Adam
Last edited by 306; Jan 5, 2020 at 10:23 AM.
Reason: Add Pictures
it really looks and sounds like the old camper shell lock(did it have handle) or maybe just any fiberglass lock they pretty much have to do the same thing the same way, not a lot of differences, when hinge in front, handle/lock in back, you have pic of where it goes with hardware kinda/sorta installed?
Try contacting ProTop Industries located in San Bernardino, CA. They should be able to tell you which vendors have the lock in your area. I'm not sure, but i think ProTop purchased TopDeck or their parts inventory. Either way, ProTop has something to do with TopDeck.
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