Roll Back Cover on 2040-parts.com
Fountain Hills, Arizona, US
Cover in real good condition. Fits Ford F-150 and Lincoln Mark LT with bed 5-1/2 foot beds.Unit locks.. Top is aluminum. It is also the one designed for trucks with side rails.Easy Install (2) men 20 min.NOTE: Local pickup ONLY ------ WILL NOT SHIP------ ALSO WITH SALE, 1 - new rubber deck mat, and 1- stainless bed extension GREAT combination to protect your truckRETAIL on cover $1,450.00Retail on Rubber mat $60.00Retail on stainless bed extender $285.00SPECIAL BUY ALL 3 for $875.00
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