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I got very lucky and had a cargo cover given to me by a fellow MV owner (I owe him 2 M135 super single wheels if anyone has a set for sale).
He said he rescued a few of these from a dumpster a few years ago. I don't know what size truck this cover was for but it is way too long for mine.
It took about a day to heat and drill out old pieces of rotten wood from the troop seats. Then, working by myself it took me a day to put the bows on and wrestle the tarp into place and half ass tie it down to get an idea of how it looked.
The cargo cover is now covering the entire front and 2/3 of the back. I need to come up with a way to fold it on itself and secure it so I can use the separate front end and rear end covers I have. I don't want to cut it. That would be a waste of a good bit of material!
Anyone know what truck this cover originally came from? There is a number and what appears to be a manufacturer name in black 3" letters on the side, inside, but I forgot to record them to post here. I think the manufacturer name started with a "B" though.
He said he rescued a few of these from a dumpster a few years ago. I don't know what size truck this cover was for but it is way too long for mine.
It took about a day to heat and drill out old pieces of rotten wood from the troop seats. Then, working by myself it took me a day to put the bows on and wrestle the tarp into place and half ass tie it down to get an idea of how it looked.
The cargo cover is now covering the entire front and 2/3 of the back. I need to come up with a way to fold it on itself and secure it so I can use the separate front end and rear end covers I have. I don't want to cut it. That would be a waste of a good bit of material!
Anyone know what truck this cover originally came from? There is a number and what appears to be a manufacturer name in black 3" letters on the side, inside, but I forgot to record them to post here. I think the manufacturer name started with a "B" though.
