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Access Roll Up Tonneau Cover 99-07 6'6" Bed

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Up for sale is an Access Roll Up tonneau truck bed cover for Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra trucks. I fits 1999 to 2007 "Classic" truck models with 6 foot 6 inch truck beds. The Access part number for this cover is 12199 and this cover sells new for at least $450. The cover is in great condition with no rips, stains, or tears in the vinyl. All mounting harware is included with eight clamps and patented tension system for a perfect fit. I had this installed on my 2003 Silverado and it works great. Virtually water tight storage in the worst rain storms. The top has been proven to improve fuel efficiency too. Very easy to install and remove. Does not interfere with load capacity of truck bed when rolled up and out of the way. The first two picture below are the actual cover. The third picture is from the Access website. Here is a link to the website for more information about the cover.

 

Here is the link to my ebay auction:

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...K%3AMESELX%3AIT

 

This is not a scam or bogus sale. I have 10 years worth of feedback on ebay with 100% rating as a seller.

ColeTrains03 Enthusiast

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Since Auction ended and no bids i've seen them in great shape go for $150. I'm offerin' ya $130 shipped for it if you'd take it:) It appears to be in ok shape with what appears to be plenty of wear

screwynewy Enthusiast

screwynewy

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Since Auction ended and no bids i've seen them in great shape go for $150. I'm offerin' ya $130 shipped for it if you'd take it:) It appears to be in ok shape with what appears to be plenty of wear

 

Sorry, i didn't see your post before I relisted the top. There is one bid at $100 right now, which might be yours. You are probably not far off with your offer at $130 shipped.

 

Actually the top is in very good condition. Just a little fading on the velcro on the bed rails. Nothing wrong with it at all really. A lot cheaper than brand new.

ColeTrains03 Enthusiast

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Ok that's fine. I will watch the auction and see what happens;) I had a Tonneau Masters cover that was almost identicle to this one and i loved it. It was on just under 2 years and was wearing as well. It's normal but i only paid like $225 brand new for that one:)

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Sorry, i didn't see your post before I relisted the top. There is one bid at $100 right now, which might be yours. You are probably not far off with your offer at $130 shipped.

 

Actually the top is in very good condition. Just a little fading on the velcro on the bed rails. Nothing wrong with it at all really. A lot cheaper than brand new.

How does it compare to the Lorado? Do you have a link to your relisted auction, the other said it had ended.

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