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They call them toppers in Minnesota too.

And it's pop not soda.

 

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if you’re near Denver can you share who you bought it from?

If you are looking for ARE, check into Scotty’s. He is in an un-incorporated area so you’ll save a few percent on a new sale. He is located up near I-25 and E-470.

I think I am going to go for a Leer 100XQ new from Autoplex in Longmont. I want the one piece construction of. a Leer because I believe it will hold up better over the next 15 years that I plan to use my truck for hunting trips.

If you want used, check Facebook, Craigslist, Suburban Toppers in Denver, and Cap-It covers in Fort Collins.

I have been looking for a used topper for my 2016 CCSB in Tungsten Metallic. I also must have a roof rack. I have seen one used topper nation wide in the past two months. I’m decided on buying new so I have a warranty and the options I want (adding a roof rack voids any warranty, unless it was a factory option).


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I have previously bought trucks that were 4-5 years old and have always been able to find a used topper at a reasonable price. My 16 Silverado was the first new truck or even vehicle I have purchased new since mid 90's. I wanted a topper for it but the used market was extremely slim pickings. I ended up going with a tonneau cover for first year and then broke down and purchased a new Century topper. They had a sale going on as well as a free fold out front sliding window and roof carpet. It was definitely a lot more than I wanted to spend but it matched perfectly. I too have a tungsten metallic...

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That’s about where I am at, too. I bought an inexpensive tonneau because I only plan to use it for a year, but I needed something for that year. I’m all but settled in ordering a new Leer.


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Just an FYI, Leer and Century are virtually the same topper an I believe even made at the same factory.

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I know this is an older thread,  it I’ve got one for sale.  It’s silver-metallic.  It’s a Leer

text me if you’re still looking I54o)669-7852

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1 hour ago, Paul Strassner said:

I know this is an older thread,  it I’ve got one for sale.  It’s silver-metallic.  It’s a Leer

text me if you’re still looking I54o)669-7852

What year truck, what bed size, and where are you located?

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1 hour ago, 99silveradoz71 said:

What year truck, what bed size, and where are you located?

It’s a 2014 (late 2014).  6-1/2 foot bed.   I’m in northwestern Virginia.  I’d be open to meeting half way.  

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Good luck with the sale. I posted the questions for anyone that may be looking, though if it had been for the 5'8 bed, I might have been tempted.

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On 2/14/2021 at 5:57 PM, Paul Strassner said:

It’s a 2014 (late 2014).  6-1/2 foot bed.   I’m in northwestern Virginia.  I’d be open to meeting half way.  

Is it still available?  

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Camper shell where I grew up (New Mexico), topper where I live now (Minnesota).

 

Tried to work a topper into a trade in a couple trucks back and I was basically getting $100-$200 for it. Sold it myself for around $1000. Was a $1500 Ranch topper about 6 months old. Now I have a higher-end Leer topper - paid almost $3k for it. Flirting with selling my truck to Carvana and the quote is exactly $101 more when I include the topper.

 

I had the same experience the OP had, daily searches for 4-6 weeks and saw maybe 1 viable option. All seemed to be about 75% retail cost. Buying used didn't make sense. When it comes time to get out of my current truck, will sell private party again. 

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