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June 4, 2010 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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88K5

Posted June 4, 2010

Posted June 4, 2010

Just got this tonneau cover http://www.dealershipaccessories.com/hendr...&rcatid=274

From a friend. It was NIB but had a slight tear in the rubber seal at the leading edge of the bed. $250.00

He also has a "hard folding" cover but it's for the intermediate bed and it is missing the hardware kit.

Now I just need to decide on a locking T/G handle. Not sure if I want a power one or just one that uses ign. key.

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