
1970 D-100 bed cover
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1970 D-100 bed cover
Does anyone have a new bed cover on their sweptline? I had one that was held on with velcro attached to the box sides. Damned thing shrank and would not stay fastened at highway speeds. I removed that and decided to order a new one that is still velcro attached but is attached to the box rails with camper clips. Problem: the front corners of our box are rounded and the covers are designed to fit square corners. Don't want to modify the truck, but if they modify the cover and it doesn't fit I still have to buy it @ over $500. Just want one that fits, is low profile and looks good.
HELP!

Re: 1970 D-100 bed cover
Look at Checkerpro.com
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Re: 1970 D-100 bed cover
Scribe the corner profile onto a sheet of paper, mail it to them so they have a template to match the cover to. Seems pretty simple.
- WD
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Re: 1970 D-100 bed cover
Any local boat/auto trim shop can make them for less than that. Only takes a couple hours once they pop a pattern off the bed.
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Re: 1970 D-100 bed cover
Working on a 69 d200, just curious if anyone knows if a Sweptline 75-93 Long bed mat would work? What if are the differences? Followed link to checkerpro but cautious on purchasing. Thanks for your help guys
- garyo
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Re: 1970 D-100 bed cover
I'm curious also is the 72-93 trucks would work too
- strummin67
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Re: 1970 D-100 bed cover
I'm a little surprised a company would use velcro to hold a bed cover closed.