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| Can anyone tell me if there is a slide in light weight overcab camper that would fit a new ranger extended cab 4x4 with a six foot bed? thank you, George. | |
| If you post your question in the "Cabover Campers & Camper Trailers" discussion here on Edmunds, or in the "Travel By Road" chat forum (http://www.travelbyroad.net/hcbbs/), you'll be far more likely to find somebody who can answer your question. | |
| Does anyone know the reasoning behind the xtreme not be able to be used for towing. I'm in the process of buying a jet ski (>1000lbs) and I know it would be more than capable. The problem is i'm stuck in a lease for the next 2 years, any suggestions?? thanks | |
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Civic can tow a 1000 pounds. If GM says the Xtreme can't be used for towing I'd suspect it's because of the unique body panels and they don't have a hitch set-up to work with them. -- Don |
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| Just my opinion Silveradobob - Westin CPS is an exceptional product & I highly recommend them my customers - Westin currently has a $35.00 rebate towards purchase of CPS nerf bars. Also a good warranty if you had a problem down the road. Just keep your receipt/warranty card. Not familiar with the other product you mentioned. Good luck... | |
| If your dealer doesn't throw it in on the deal. You should not pay over $150.00 for a GM bedliner. Sometimes the dealer will try to intall another brand - just insist on a GM product. Remember it is a part item in there system. My sell price at my shop is $170.00 for an aftermarket liner. If I was to purchase a new GM truck I would prefer the GM liner. | |
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I'm looking to enhance the look of our new 2001 4X4 Taco with either a Safari Light bar (usually characterized as a tubular bar that is bolted under the front end but doesn't extend up past the bottom of the grille) or a Grille Guard (one that just covers the center grille). Any suggestions on brands and prices? Not really interested in the Euro ones that cover both the grill and the headlights. Just the grille. John |
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| I'm looking at purchasing a hinged soft tonneau cover for my 2001 QC SLT in the next week. I have looked at the Extang, Downey, Saddleman and a few others. I do not want or need a hard or roll top. Any information good or bad is looked for and also information on low priced dealers in northern Delaware or on the web would be great. | |
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I am looking at getting a spray-in bedliner, I just wanted to see what other peoples opinions are. I am strongly considering a Speedliner. Wanted to see if anyone has any experience with them. My other possibility is a Line-X. I am leaning a little more to the Speedliner as it's got a higher strength, but with a little more grip than the Line-X. Rhino is out as the dealer would like to drill holes in the bed for drains. Has anyone here had any personal experiences with the Speedliner. I can get a better price than Line-x, and from what I have read on other boards people that have had experience with both actually prefer the Speedliner. |
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