[shawn474]

I just purchased the full tilt from Brian on the forum and don't need this anymore. Would rather keep it a local sale (DC/MD/VA area), but am willing to ship at buyer's expense.
This is a extang tuff tonneau (has the rubber lip vs. snaps). It has worked flawlesly for me. Has a blemish on the outside edge, but nothing major and nothing that affects the performance. It has kept the bed watertight. Comes with all hardware.

Asking $100.

 

[shawn474]

If nobody locally offers anything I am interested in it being shipped.

I'm willing to ship. I figure it will take two boxes. One for the cover alone so it doesn't get messed up and one for the frame and hardware. Probably run about 40 dollars due to size and weight, depending on location. Let me know if you're still interested and want to do that.
Thanks,
Shawn

 

[shawn474]

How easy is the cover to remove from the truck for hauling large items? I want something relatively easy to remove and reinstall for when I haul Mulch and Gravel.

It is really easy. You just have to remove the part of the frame closest to the cab: it has a spring mechanism that you push and pop out of each side. The vinyl cover is attached to that part and just "unclicks" from the sides and rear from the frame. The bows are spring loaded and remove easily. After that yo have full access to the bed. All in all, it takes about 2 minutes.
The only issue is where to store it after you remove it. It isn't something that you can take off at the store or something and stow in the truck IMO.

 

[shawn474]

Sounds good, PM me your info for paypal and stuff and I will try to get you the money over soon. I can store it in my big mostly empty garage, as long as I can take it on and off easy I am good with it.

Also, forgot to mention that it is able to be rolled up as well. There are velcro loops that allow you to simply "unzip" the cover and roll it using the velcro to hold it in place. Hope this helps.

PM on the way......

 

[shawn474]

Money is sent.

Payment received; will PM tracking info.
Thanks very much,
Shawn