FS: Extang Full Tilt tonno cover

I have an Extang Full Tilt tonno cover for sale. It was on my 2011 tacoma for approximately 9 months. The only reason Im selling is I traded the Tacoma in for a Tundra due to issues the dealer could not solve. New the cover was $445 asking $325 picked up. PM me if you have any questions. Thanks for looking!

 

awesome cover, have had 1 on both of my tacomas.

I dont know why these dont have more of a following.

 

Yeah, I loved mine. I had one on my 96 Tacoma also! You cant beat them!!

 

is the cover for a short or long bed?


what trouble did you have with your tacoma?

 

It is for a long bed. In the first year, only 10,000 miles I had 3 sets of tires, the rear spring "fix" 2 times. I love that they call wedging a rubber piece in the pack a "FIX"! The front end was horrible. Excessive play in the rack and pinion (The cause of the 1500 mile tire wear). Clunking in the front end that the dealer "techs" couldnt find. A harsh clank from the rear on straight on bumps (spring pack #2). My wife was actually afraid to drive our brand new truck! It was like we bought a $32,000 85 blazer!! It would wander on the highway (Hmmm..play in rack?!) Every time they touched it it got worse and worse. Of course, they said nothing was wrong. The build quality just isnt there. The rear view mirror was falling off the windshield, the rubber seal around the rear window fell out etc, etc. Maybe Im a little spoiled with the 96 4cyl 4wd single cabhad (unfortunately they wouldnt give it back). That truck was an animal! I towed, plowed, wheeled and not a single thing was wrong with that truck (except the hole in the frame which is a BIG problem!). No rattles, clunks anything it ran and drove like it was new with 150000 miles and a hole in the frame! In almost 10 years and 150,000 I put on 1 front caliper, right inner tie rod and a starter and drove that truck hard. If I only new..I would have welded up that frame and not brought it in that day!

 

Anyone? this is a great cover, especially if you use the bed of your truck! It is the easiest to work around, by far.

 

Cover still up for sale!