Bastille System Integrated Tonneau & Tool Box

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I like it too and it looks sweet. I just never like the idea of a hard tonneau cover as I always have something to high to carry in the bed, which creates a problem when you have a hard cover.
 

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I like it too and it looks sweet. I just never like the idea of a hard tonneau cover as I always have something to high to carry in the bed, which creates a problem when you have a hard cover.

Same issue for me too. Also how do u reach the stuff in the middle of the tool box?

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I asked some of these very questions to the manufacturer and they said the rear cover is easily removed in 5-10 minutes for transporting larger items. They also suggested buying a Bully Side Step, which is no drill and inexpensive, which would give you easy access into the center of the tool box. I think it looks so much better than those folding and garage door type ones.

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Yes, I asked on pricing and they told me to go to www.4truck-accessories.com and on there it is $1,545 delivered and the install looks pretty easy. I was told there are promotions from time to time that make it under $1,500, so I may buy it now or wait a bit and see what happens on the price.

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Looks like a nice system. Would be nice if they could get a flush lock in the back and black rails. With those changes I might consider getting one.
 

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I asked some of these very questions to the manufacturer and they said the rear cover is easily removed in 5-10 minutes for transporting larger items. They also suggested buying a Bully Side Step, which is no drill and inexpensive, which would give you easy access into the center of the tool box. I think it looks so much better than those folding and garage door type ones.

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Ya, thats the standard response. Of course they all come off, but thats not the point.

Assume you are out driving one day and decide to stop by a local flea markets and see a sweet "big" item...then what do you do? Sure its great that you can remove the top.....as long as you plan for it ahead of time...

As far as pricing..seems a bit high compared to retrax or bak-flip which can be had for $1,000.

my 2 cents
 
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