Truck Cap
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From: Eastern CT.
I have a Jeraco cap on my 06' F-350 S-cab short bed,,,( in gallery ) slider front window, windoor driverside window, interior light, 3rd brake light, 6" higher then cab model, slider on pass side,,,about $ 1,500 bucks installed,,windoor was $199. and truck is kind high for me to use it,,,could of saved $200.bucks,,,but is a great cap, nice interior finish too.
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I'd like to get a canopy, but I don't want to loose my existing "rest on top" tool box. I saw someone here earlier with pictures of a 3 drawer cabinet thing that was bolted to the side of the bed. It was like having your cake and eat it too; the canopy for weather coverage/security and the bolt-on-the-side tool caddy to keep your "must haves" organized and readily available. I wish I could find that picture again.
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From: Troy,NY
Jeraco here too. Long bed, low style with sliding side windows was around $1050.00 installed.Good paint job and thick bed rails. I went with them after looking at a few 10 year old caps. The only ones still in great shape were Jeraco and ARE.
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