FS: BakFlip F1 Tonneau cover for 2nd gen long beds

Recently got some bed bars, which means it's time to part ways with my BakFlip F1 tonneau cover. Purchased brand new about 24 months ago from BakFlip directly: https://bakflip.com/shop-vehicle/toyota/tacoma/2005-2015/6-bed/bakflip-f1-tonneau-cover-772407.html

This is hands down the best tonneau cover on the market. Super easy to flip back and have full access to the bed, and all contents in it. It also seals extremely well against the elements. Have never had any water or anything make it's way into the bed. It also comes with two drain tubes that go through the bottom of the bed towards the cab that will drain any water that gets into the bed rails.

Functionally, everything works as it did the day I installed it, and will come with all required hardware to mount to your Tacoma (6 foot bed installs only). Cosmetically, it's probably a 7/10 give or take. There are some scrapes and scuffs on top of the tonneau, and a couple of indentations on the underside. None of which effect any of the function of the tonneau. I've included photos of all of this.

Originally paid over $1000 for this, would like to get $650. Can arrange delivery anywhere in the Treasure valley.

 

Should add, I'll consider shipping it. I'd like to keep it local if I can though. Will post to the general FS forum if this doesn't get too many bites locally.

 

Don't know if you already got your bed bars, or if what you want/need to do with them requires that they carry tons of weight (like some sort of overland/expedition gear plus tent setup). If it's only about being able to carry gear (bikes, boards, a cargo box, what have you) over the bed and you like your BakFlip, what I've done to my truck may be of interest to you. I got a BakFlip as well (and love the thing) and then installed Yakima rails (plus nuts into the sheet metal under the plastic bed rail liners; Yakima rails rest on top of the liners), with Yakima racks (with 78" cross bars) getting installed for trips/taken off after in about one minute flat (seriously - I timed it). Nope, that's not going to work for a heavy duty expedition setup - but for a couple hundred pounds of gear or less, it definitely does the job.

 

Bump, willing to entertain offers

 

Probably going to be way too under what you want for it, but 400? I totally understand wanting to get more for it.

 

Forgot to update that I sold it a couple months ago.