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Hey boys and girls,

Sorry for a head dive into the posts, but i've been on a roller coaster ride the last few days....
Purchased a Demo 2007 in Illinois, and am flying from Buffalo to pick up my fifth child on Aug.25/07..
(My Ruger Win .243, Two boys, a Girl, and the latest addition to my family. An '07 Titan CC LE Silver mist...)

I'll expand on the experience in the Canadian forums soon enough...

As far as tonneau covers go, I find one very common theme.....
Ask three people's opinions, and you'll get three different answers. Tonneau covers are very hard to choose...

But it seems like the Extang Trifecta seems to be a big hit. A local seller swears by it's ease of use and quality...I'll lean to the Trifecta soon enough.
Anyhoo......
I've got a bed extender in the truck, and i'm assuming that it rides on the bottom two rails of the bed...

Question:
Do the tonneau owners here suggest using the Utilitrac system for mounting, or would you prefer to use the top of the bed?
That being said, the most important factor being, does the bed extender lay below the side tracs, that it shouldn't interfere???

Thanx so much!!!
 

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Thanks all!!!

Firstly, how's about killing some of my preconceived notions...

A)Does the bed extender move along the Utili Trak system, or is it bolted at the end of the bed??
I was hoping to use it as a cheap man's divider....:idea:

B)Why would anybody order the Trifecta with Utili Trak hardware, when it renders the railing system useless??

I was hoping that somehow, i could keep the gate up, have the tonneau on top, and use the bed extender as a divider...
After that, i'd like to eat my cake too....:hungry: :hungry:

A picture's worth a thousand words...(Riser bars removed)...
 

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