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Undercover Tonneau Uc4070 Undercover Classic; Tonneau Cover 07-13 Tundra on 2040-parts.com

US $795.00
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Chino, California, US

Chino, California, US
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Undercover Tonneau UC4070 UnderCover Classic; Tonneau Cover 07-13 TUNDRA

Tonneau Cover

UnderCover Classic; Tonneau Cover

UnderCover Classic; Tonneau Cover; Black; Textured Finish; Non Paintable;


FEATURES:
  • Lightweight
  • Durability/Toughness And Impact Resistance
  • Standard No Drill Concealed Clamp Installation
  • Easy On/Easy Off Design
  • Heavy Duty Steel Powder Coated Frame Rails
  • Includes Garage Wall Storage System
  • Weather-Tite
  • Sleek Styled Contour Custom Fit

Undercover is the new standard in tonneau covers. Our Patented X-effect design and advanced polymers give this tonneau cover unparalleled strength and durability at a fraction of the weight and less cost than fiberglass. Now with 61 available models, there's an UnderCover made to perfectly fit most passenger trucks including Longbeds for Ford, Chevy/GMC, Toyota, Dodge, Nissan, and others. Click here to visit our models page. The Fastest Installation in the industry: 30 minutes to install, and 1-minute removal and re-install!






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