wow, I chose the pace edwards because I didn't like the lock bar you had to install on your tailgate with the roll n lock. I feel your pain on the bleaching though. Is there any help for this (the bleaching?)?
>>> jdurling@bellsouth.net 05/18/03 09:27PM >>>
Just to chime in. Those covers are made about 5 miles from me here in the
Ft. Laudersale area. I have owned both the Pace Edwards and the Roll-N-Lock
and the Roll-N-Lock is a far better cover. One of the storng points, besides
being far more ridged, is that after two years in the Fl. sun the cover
looked as good as new and a little 303 made it look exactly as it came out
of the box. The Pace Edwards I had was for about the same period of time and
let's just say that both the top and the cover over the mechanism were
terribly bleached in a little less than a year and I put 303 on it
regularly.
I do not work for Roll-N-Lock but can speak for them first hand.
On the other hand Patrick is an excellent person to deal with and makes the
process easy and simple.
Jeff Durling
----- Original Message -----
From: "Patrick and Kelly Engram" <patrickandkelly@erols.com>
To: "DML" <dml@dakota-truck.net>
Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2003 10:14 PM
Subject: DML: Rolltop/Roll-n-Lok cover
>
> Many of you remember that I was a Roll-n-Lok and Rolltop cover
> distributor when I worked for Firestone. I still have connections, and
> I'm thinking of putting a group buy together. I've got 2 that I need to
> order so far, and I'm trying to get a few more.
> If you are interested, let me know, and I can try to get an idea on a
> firm price.
> The Roll-n-Lok is a heavier unit, and gives optional carbon fiber and
> now diamondplate/silver fabrics, but the base unit is normally about
> $100 more than the Pace-Edwards.
> Thanks
> Patrick
>
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