Recent content by Thibster

Nice!!

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I believe they don’t totally know what they are talking about!![emoji23]

Looks like a do-it-yourself job. You will probably have to dismantle them and find a way to fix them at the desired angle. Or maybe you can find an aftermarket kit, I don’t know. Their are a few guys on FB who have bought aftermarket kits for the look, for the performance but I can’t tell you...

For my part, I’ve bought the OME tonneau cover and it’s pretty solid and sturdy. The gal that will want to steel me something inside the box will have to use a shainsaw I believe!! [emoji23]

Glad to know that!! Quality prevails!!! [emoji56]

It’s not a question of racism but more a question of control of quality in the assembly line. I remember when Volkswagen where made in Mexico for the first years the had a lot of problems. Can’t remember if they moved the production or not though.

Nice ride mate!!

I know and I will do it anyway, sooner or later, depending on the budget.

Agreed on the gas mileage and the rest!![emoji1303]

Make sure to have an independant party to check the frame and others visibles parts underneath. Dealers sometimes are not renowned for their honesty, if i may put it like that.

If you do that, I don’t want to came across you in the other way at night!!![emoji23] I would become blind for a minute or two!! [emoji6]

Yeah but so convenient!!! And solid and everything. But one will still need brackets to maintain the side of the bed of the truck that will tend to open with an RTT on top of any canopy. One of my friends is making some here in QC in stainless steel. One can réalise that he needs some brackets...

Or Alu-Cab if you want an RTT over it and a whole lot of fonctionality!! I am a fan of their products!! https://ok4wd.com/brands/alucab

I like that, proof of ownership!! [emoji6]