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I understand NSN, I'm still active duty Navy, I can use fedlog like a pro.
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That cover may not be the correct cover as it has no front & rear curtains, but it still remains that the vendor did when he could to remedy your wrong cover issue @ no expense to you & you get to keep the original cover. I know that there are covers made that you have to supply the rear curtain as an extra piece, but they are older units. The 5 that I have dealt with have front & rear curtains attached when they come out of the crate.
Your truck looks great now, so enjoy it & keep up your maintenance.
Your truck looks great now, so enjoy it & keep up your maintenance.
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Pictured is the curtain that came with the cover on the bed
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Also in this piicture the difference between one end and the other end. Not sure what end goes to the front
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M34.
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Fits better after I flipped it around
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That is perfect now. It is the correct top. The vinyl top without the integrated front and rear curtains replaced canvas in the 70's and 80's.
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I kinda knew it was backwards but it's been a long time since I've dealt with them. Other than all the work adjusting ropes and end curtains, I like the 3 pc covers better and they are solid green rather than camo. Let me also add that I find it easier to install end curtains first. Looks great.
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GI way was to install the front end curtain first all the way down and just the top part of the back, then put the top on. Kept water from getting inside while moving.