Thinking about producing trail covers...

[HollywoodC]

What is the going price?

 

[Broncanuk]

$165 plus shipping

 

[Mountain Ram]

This threads a few months old, but I received a cover about a week ago and just had a chance to throw it on... Fits well. Thanks for a great product!

Looks gray in the pics, but it's actually black

 

[BroncoDesign]

Thanks for taking the time to show it off. Looks great!

Remember, no need to go through Bronco Design. You can email our upholstery guru, Serguei, directly for a quote w/ shipping at; skvitt5@hotmail.com

I will have one slant back cover available at SUPER CELEBRATION. First come first serve.

Hope to see many of you at S/C!

Mike

 

[76 One ton]

Sent Serguei an email for price on top and shipping. I have to have a few alterations for mine to fit. Will see what he comes up with.

 

[BurntOrange74]

are the trail covers still available?

 

[bbow]

Are these still available?

 

[BroncoDesign]

Hey Guys,
Yes they are! I don't have a spot for them on my miserable website so email our maker, Serguei directly at; skvitt5@hotmail.com

Let him know; Full cage or slant back, grey or black and your zip for a full quote w/ shipping. He has a day job so if you don't get a quick reply, let me know and I'll rattle his cage. These are the ONLY ones that will stand up to towing and are fully waterproof.

Rgds, Mike

 

[HollywoodC]

Mike,
I emailed Serguei inquiring about a cover but he replied that is out of the business due to health problems. Would you by chance have any in stock or another supplier?
Thanks, Chet

 

[Bart]

You know they are not that hard to make on your own. Basically, you get a GOOD material (sunbrella). We got a deal on 10 yard length from a supplier, but didn't need it all. Lay the material over the top from base of windshield to the top of the tail gate. Then take some more material and form it down from the top to the bottom of the door. It'll look something like the outline of a soft door only larger. Behind that, lay out a piece of material to cover the back half of the vehicle (behind the door area) covering the rear window area. We did our in an arc behind the doors up to the belt line of the rear area. A friend did his straight. The edges are sewn with the same web material that you make the tie down straps with. We have 6 tie downs (3 on each side) with buckles.
Best way to lay it out is to get a large sheet of paper. Butcher's use to wrap their cuts of meat in it (I don't know if there are any butchers left in this world). Brown craft paper works too. Make the pattern out of that before cutting the material. Remember to leave an inch extra at all edges for sewing. My wife used her house hold machine to down one for a friend.

 

[ghost66]

Mike,
I emailed Serguei inquiring about a cover but he replied that is out of the business due to health problems. Would you by chance have any in stock or another supplier?
Thanks, Chet

I have in stock grey black or tan $150.00 shipped, and it does hold up during towing and is waterproof. www.americaneb66-77.com. I also guarantee all my products for normal wear and tear

 

[sprdv1]

Mike,
I emailed Serguei inquiring about a cover but he replied that is out of the business due to health problems. Would you by chance have any in stock or another supplier?
Thanks, Chet

Well that sux. Hopefully he's recovering quickly

 

[sprdv1]

I have in stock grey black or tan $150.00 shipped, and it does hold up during towing and is waterproof. www.americaneb66-77.com. I also guarantee all my products for normal wear and tear

BanjerPicker, OCBR threads is looking for a Cover, I told him to Ping you. "Brandon"