Could not wait to start mods
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From: Curtice, OH
Could not wait to start mods
I was going to wait until winter before doing anything, but 6 days into ownership I had to do some of the basic stuff.
1. This one was free. A mod anyone looking for a clean look should do, rear wheel well liners. I had this set on my 05 Ram, so hense the free thing! You can pickup a set at your local Dodge dealer for $80-$90. Hide all that busy crap under the truck.
2. I knew I wanted a bed liner, but also know my hauling will be limited to furntiure, boxes and the spring flowers for the yard. So I went with a bed rug, nice look for anyone that does not do serious hauling. $395.
3. Just ordered so no pics yet. Oh, and thanks to the members that sent me info on their Tonneaus! I went with a Pace Edwards Jack Rabbit. Note, this does not "fit" the SRT-10. The rail system sits on top of the bed rails and they do not make one that is cut out around the wing. I did however see a demo model at a local truck store, I should be able to notch the rails to fit around the wing. I will then have to put a flair on the edge to match the rest of the rails and repaint, may even go with the same color red as the truck, not sure yet. I went with the Jack Rabbit for a couple reasons. Low profile rail desgin will work with the wing, once I modify the rails. And, they offered a vinyl cover!! There may be others out there, but this was the only one I could find that had a vinyl cover rather than the sectional black painted looking metal.
http://www.pace-edwards.com/jackrabbit.asp
Best price I could find, which was $100 less than everyone else with free shipping! $695.
http://www.tonneau-truck-cover.com/paedjatoco.html
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1. This one was free. A mod anyone looking for a clean look should do, rear wheel well liners. I had this set on my 05 Ram, so hense the free thing! You can pickup a set at your local Dodge dealer for $80-$90. Hide all that busy crap under the truck.
2. I knew I wanted a bed liner, but also know my hauling will be limited to furntiure, boxes and the spring flowers for the yard. So I went with a bed rug, nice look for anyone that does not do serious hauling. $395.
3. Just ordered so no pics yet. Oh, and thanks to the members that sent me info on their Tonneaus! I went with a Pace Edwards Jack Rabbit. Note, this does not "fit" the SRT-10. The rail system sits on top of the bed rails and they do not make one that is cut out around the wing. I did however see a demo model at a local truck store, I should be able to notch the rails to fit around the wing. I will then have to put a flair on the edge to match the rest of the rails and repaint, may even go with the same color red as the truck, not sure yet. I went with the Jack Rabbit for a couple reasons. Low profile rail desgin will work with the wing, once I modify the rails. And, they offered a vinyl cover!! There may be others out there, but this was the only one I could find that had a vinyl cover rather than the sectional black painted looking metal.
http://www.pace-edwards.com/jackrabbit.asp
Best price I could find, which was $100 less than everyone else with free shipping! $695.
http://www.tonneau-truck-cover.com/paedjatoco.html
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A month after I picked mine up I was wiring the Vec2 and havent stopped since [sm=badbadbad.gif]
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From: Greece
RE: Could not wait to start mods
The cover for the "trunk" looks good mate, but I have also seen another type as well which includes also the rear spolier attached into it... I think the one am talking about is OEM, is it?