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#1341660 01/12/2020 1:55 AM
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Looking to see if anyone has any ideas for a high end indoor only truck cover for the 47-54 COEs? Building myself a pageant queen and would like to protect the investment. Will be indoors at all times. Thought about the DUSTOP for a standard pickup but will have to check the dimensions a little closer to see if it would work (I think it would be too short, height-wise). Only really care about the cab, hood, fenders and steps.

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Old blankets and/or bed sheets work about as good as anything. Cheap, too!


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Very cool truck!


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Grandpa's -- My first truck -- In progress to shiny
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I used a pick-up truck cover - held tight with bungee cords (1954 Z-Series 2 ton COE).

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Thx much all!

Derek

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Editing this post in case it can help anyone in the future!
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Nice cover.


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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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Nice cover.

Where did you get it?

How far back would it cover a bed?

Thanks

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https://www.calcarcover.com/custom-fit-car-truck-covers/s/California%20Car%20Cover%20Co.,631

They have you provide dimensions on profile views of your truck.


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