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Still trying. Lots of dealer markup that I'm doing my best to avoid.

The number seem fine but the whole sticker looks sketchy.

On your Maverick?!? Think plugs should have been done at 60k. Pretty sure 10k miles a month qualifies as severe service.

It's hideous but that was beside the point lol

I'd def prefer the double doors, too. losing the tailgate would suck real bad on this truck. that's a lot of valuble bed length you'd give up.

Do you guys w/ caps have interior pics? Interested to see how much space I'd be working with...

Looks like you have a gap, too or is that a big gasket?

Nobody is building anything at capacity these days.

That is actually pretty badass. I figured it didn't open at all. Mind. Blown.

While that fast back looks neat, it completely ruins the entire purpose of having a vehicle designed for utility. I could see myself getting the collapsible one. I'm gonna avoid getting a cap right away because I know i'll just store a bunch of shit in the bed. edit: Yeah, I'm digging that...

It's all good! I was excited at first, too! I love contractor caps, normally.

I completely disagree with you.

Correct. Leaking water and collecting snow is not funtional. No fleet manager with half a brain would be buying this cap. Hopefully they just threw something on that would fit to meet a deadline for this tradeshow.

This is how it should be designed.

This is a definite situation of WHEN not IF. That gap is so big I'd be worried about it building up with snow and shattering the glass after a few freeze/thaw cycles. I really wish we had better pictures. I'd like to see how it was addressed by A.R.E. I always thought they were the...

I get they did what they had to do to make it functional and maximize space. But it goes above the roof line and there's clearly a gap between the cap and back glass. Where is all that water going? That would be frozen nasty mess during the winter wherever it snows and I want no part of that.

Gouging is a more than appropriate term in this situation. One does not need to be in a life or death situation for a dealer's swindling and overcharging to be considered "gouging". The only thing that is going to stop it are customers organizing, standing firm and not paying it in the first...

I bet these things will be coming for the next/future model years. Can't wait to see what people come up with in the meantime

Swap one in from a higher MSRP vehicle that maybe has more pixels?