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I have a hard tonneau cover that came on my truck. I took it off a couple of months ago and i was debating on whether to put it back on or not. Here is a picutre with it and without it

 

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I have a hard tonneau cover that came on my truck. I took it off a couple of months ago and i was debating on whether to put it back on or not. Here is a picutre with it and without it

 

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I think you should put it back on! Looks alot better with it on.

Darkanion Senior Enthusiast

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I like the looks of the truck with the tonneau on. However, the real question is this... How often do you need it off and how much of a pain is it to get the cover off?

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Thanks guys I personally think it looks better on myself. I'm fixing to be going off to college so I wont be needing it off as much anymore. Its not hard to take it off if i need to.

 

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MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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I say leave it on,Or you could get an Extang "Full-Tilt" soft tonneau cover that would look good also!

2000DV4.8 Senior Enthusiast

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I say leave it on,Or you could get an Extang "Full-Tilt" soft tonneau cover that would look good also!

 

 

I agree. I have basically the same tonneau, but it doesn't tilt up. Really wish I would've gone with that one. :jester:

 

If you don't need to use your bed for big stuff a whole lot, I say put it on, but if you haul a lot, leave it off.

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