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TRUCK TOPS
11th September 2008, Page 44
11th September 2008
Page 44
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Probably the most popular addition is the truck top, which opens up the toadspace possibilities of your pickup considerably. You can pack up to approximately 2.5m3 of loadspace in an average single-cab and 1.8m3 in a double-cab, keeping the contents dry and just as importantly, away from prying eyes.
Most come with a locking rear hatch, which tends to include a gas strut arrangement to keep it raised when open, however the level of security provided is worth noting as your basic option will only provide limited levels.
Similarly, the glass or plastic panels provided tend to be tinted to obscure the load inside but not entirely.
Several companies will also provide sliding security blinds which can be closed when required.