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yeah, it is quality for sure. I opted to not have any lights in the window area just because, I tend to be rough with my truck and I would end up breaking them all the time. Another cool feature I had him do was on the top rail, on the inside(truckside) there are brackets on each corner with bolt holes, so i can easily bolt on antennas and what not. Gotta love the inside rails for tie down points as well. Oh yeah, the back rail can be moved to right behind the tool box when I need above the tailgate to be free'd up.
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Very nice work. I don't have any tie down points with my liner installed!! You sure don't have that problem. I was wondering what you did when you needed to load something tall with the bar across the top of the tailgate, looks you thought this one out, I bet it wasn't cheap, quality usually isn't!! NCH |
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steel. It's definitely heavy, but it'll last.
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