Andy Levy <andylevy@yahoo.com> wrote:
: I think it really depends on your needs & how you'll use the truck. I
: chose a soft tonneau because it was less expensive, and I wanted a cover I
: could remove easily anywhere by myself. Had I know how much of a pain it
: is to put it back on in the winter, I would have given a hard tonneau a lot
: more thought.
Another option here - I saw a rather slick set up at a car show - its
a soft tonneau cover, but it mounts to a framework which is hinged at the
front, and has gas struts, etc. So, you can use it exactly like a hard
tonneau cover, but if you ever need to haul something big, you don't
actually have to remove the framework, just the "canvas" like you would a
normal tonneau cover.
This way you always have full, easy access to your bed and only need to
deal with removing and re-installing the fabric when you have to haul
something big. Unfortunately, I didn't catch the name - someone here may
have some info though.
---Jon-
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