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Member ID: mrhite65

Location: VC, KS

Vehicle Info

2001 Ford F-Series Pick-Up

Bragging Rights

  • 1/4 Mile0 sec @ -1 mph
  • 0-600sec
  • Top Speed-1mph
  • HP-1
  • Weight-1lbs

Major Upgrades

  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

Modifications

Performance Parts

  • K&N Intake 
  • Gibson Exhaust 

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Tonnue Cover Plan

Here's my homemade Tonnue Cover. I got in a hurry and forgot to take pics when I was putting it together. I went ahead and made a drawing to show how I put the wood together. I used wood because that's what I had to use you can use what ever material you want, my plans are just something to start off with. That's why I didn't put in any dimensions.

 

mrhite65's 2001 Ford F-Series Pick-Up

 


I started off with angle iron to connect to the inside of the truck bed rails. I used bed frame rails(free). I didn't want to put holes on top of my truck bed rails and thats why I used the angle iron instead to connect my tonnue cover too.

 

mrhite65's 2001 Ford F-Series Pick-Up

 Here's a diagram of what I did.

mrhite65's 2001 Ford F-Series Pick-Up
My wood frame is light enough that I can take it on/off by myself. The frame is covered with a durable heavy duty vinyl tarp. After the tarp is wrapped around the frame the eyelets are connected with bungee cord to help keep it together. Once you place the tonnue cover on the truck and have it bolted down, the tarp will be a little loose. After a few days in the sun the tarp starts to shrink and becomes tight across the frame. 

mrhite65's 2001 Ford F-Series Pick-Up

 
I hope this helps someone that wants to make their own bed cover.

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KNEngineering  

Posted by: KNEngineering

04/28/2008 03:47PM

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dlo2001  

Posted by: dlo2001

04/24/2008 03:14AM

awesome idea. did it help to pull in colder air? i have a '77 series with the heat shield already, so would this even need to be done??

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Vehicle Owner

Member ID: mrhite65

Location: VC, KS