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04-09-2014 #1
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04-11-2014 #2
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LOL.... Now that's one heck of a bed cover.
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Built mine from .063 aluminum.While it has a 59 chevy fin style to it, It serves the hidden task of larger dry, locked, & hidden carrying capacity. Weighs a little over 80 lbs in it's blown up size, which is far less than a flush Gaylords cover.Besides, didn't really want any part of my truck to be GAY.
These are both outdated pics of the vehicle , but the best bedcover pics I had.
My first flush bedcover had a thin aluminum angle edge, aircraft style wood framing with a slight top arch, & a 3/32" fiberglass skin. Cover weighed less than 50 lbs by itself.
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