[gus_frank]

Does anyone know when the Extang Solid Flip will be released for the Titan? I'm not getting a response from Extang. Thanks.

 

[Titan-ization]

Does anyone know when the Extang Solid Flip will be released for the Titan? I'm not getting a response from Extang. Thanks.

Have no idea. I am going with "undercover" tonneaus personally. Have you checked them out. I have seen these covers in person, they are pretty impressive.:lookaroun

I think their website is undercover.com , but don't quote me on that. I know they have the undercover on e-bay right now.

 

[Titan-ization]

Actually here is the website:

undercoverinfo.com

check it out and compare to extang, see which you like better.:rockon

 

[Twin00]

Does anyone know when the Extang Solid Flip will be released for the Titan? I'm not getting a response from Extang. Thanks.

You are looking at two months, if not sooner. The only problem with the Solid-Folds is that shipping will be a bear if they are not in stock at the retailers. The advantage of the Solid-Fold over the Undercover is the fact that the Undercover cover is a one piece unit. Versatility goes away real fast. Hope this helps.

 

[Machado7]

You are looking at two months, if not sooner. The only problem with the Solid-Folds is that shipping will be a bear if they are not in stock at the retailers. The advantage of the Solid-Fold over the Undercover is the fact that the Undercover cover is a one piece unit. Versatility goes away real fast. Hope this helps.

Consider a Bakflip. The new G2 version is really sweet. See threads and links on this forum or search by my name.

 

[IAPharmr]

I am getting my Access Roll-top cover put on tomorrow.

I have a local dealer that has basically everything and after looking at them all I decided to get the roll top cover because if I get the hard cover and end up needing something big while I am out I will have to go all the way home take it off and then go all the way back again. Plus for the undercover you have to by a $90 conversion kit for use with the Utilitrak.

Also, the Access has a lifetime warranty on all the parts, which the others do not.

just me 2 cents