Mini-Tonneau Cover

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Does anyone have one of these? Would you recomend it? Is it a PITA to put on every time?

 

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what does it look like? can you post a picture of it?

 

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her ya go http://www.users.qwest.net/~dtalso/cobraseries7.htm

 

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ahh ive seen those. i think the regular ones look much better

 

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i have a friend who has a similar tonneau cover, a different car though, but he installs it pretty easy, from what i remember, it snaps into place.. after a while it starts to deteriorate though

 

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Just get the hard ones..They can be a pain in the ass but it looks a million times better!!!! I got them and I love them

 

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Yea but what do you do when your 50 miles away from home and it starts raining?????

 

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[QUOTE='96&'01Stang]Yea but what do you do when your 50 miles away from home and it starts raining?????[/QUOTE]


You get the two piece one from Cervinis! That way you can store it either in the back seat or the trunk.

 

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[QUOTE='96&'01Stang]Yea but what do you do when your 50 miles away from home and it starts raining?????[/QUOTE]

Our cars are going to look very similar.... I just bought a light bar and hard tonneau also. I figure that I will only drive with the hard tonneau when I'm 100% sure it's not going to rain otherwise I'll use the stocker. I wish I knew they had a 2 piece hard tonneau because I probably would have gone that route instead.

 

'96&'01Stang

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When did you buy yours

 

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Soft tonneau's Rock

I've had mine for a year and a half and I think its awesome! Its really easy to put on and take off, it cuts down the wind a bit, it makes thing more secure if you park your car for a bit, and it looks sick with a lightbar!!

I'll try and post some pics tomorrow on my work computer.

 

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DublOVert said:

I'll try and post some pics tomorrow on my work computer.

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Thanks Where did you get yours?

 

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[QUOTE='96&'01Stang]Thanks Where did you get yours?[/QUOTE]


It's never simple... . An ex-girlfriend of mine that I was hooking up with again was good friends with a girl that did ordering for aftermarket accessories for the dealership. Well, she just happened to order one for display.....and she gave it to me instead. Its actually pretty cheap from GEF or anywhere else.

 

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Ok......post up some pics when you get a chance, I would really like to see it with the Light Bar

 

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I have the hard tonneau and the light bar...but they are in my garage. I had them on my old mustang before it got totaled, and it looked amazing. It adds so much to the car, especially since i had the Stalker Kit on it. That car looked beautiful.

 

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Here you go

 

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DublOVert

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crap....wrong picture. Must be on the other...other computer. I'll see if I can find a place to plug it in.

 

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I have that tonneau cover and its ok. it is not hard to put on maybe a min or two. Makes your car look better when top is down. Also its very easy when taking it off.

 

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DublOVert said:

Here you go

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you posted on stangnet, are you cheating on the MD crew

I think you should have gotten a hard tonneau cover, it looks soo much better.


-Mike

 

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This the only pic that I have until the spring!!