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I belive ******** is the only ones making one for a hard cover but there is the soft ones in catalogs. I have a buddy down the street working on a 72 sb and he is in the hunting for one also, I'll keep u posted if he finds anymore.
I had the local Pickup shop make one for my 68 back in the day. The truck had a white cab, so I got a white vinyl snap on cover. I then built a frame and plywood table for it so that it would not sag. We actualy used to stand on it and even dance on it..again...back in the day :-) I had some good looking girls dancing on the back of Old Blue...Even had 5 in the front once, with just one other guy...Ah, the things a guy remembers :-)
Try Checkmate- I see more of theirs than ********. MIne is a Checkmate -but don't bother with the removable hinges, they raise the front slightly, I'm going to ditch mine and use the standard ones.
Do like I did on my 01 Ranger. I made a aluminum diamond plate cover. It is braced by 1" square steel tubing. The back half folds over on the front half. Cost was $150.
Originally posted by Mike W Do like I did on my 01 Ranger. I made a aluminum diamond plate cover. It is braced by 1" square steel tubing. The back half folds over on the front half. Cost was $150.
What did you use to fasten the diamond plate to the square steel tubing?
The really nice and dreadfully expensive all metal cover that Pros Picks sells uses some mega industrial double sided tape.
I agree it wouldn't take much to make a nice cover, I just used checkmate to make it easier for myself at that time.