[Jimmy P]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CHEV...QQihZ017QQcategoryZ140714QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I don't know if I want to go drilling a bunch of holes, but a covered bed would be nice! I made one from plywood for my 60, but that was JUST for the Power Tour. It looked good and I mounted it to the existing trim screw holes.

Anyone have one of these?

 

[dscabra]

I'm usually against bed covers on the El Camino, but that one looks pretty nice (custom). My only reservation would be drilling the holes to install it.

 

[1969 Chevelle Dude]

I'm usually against bed covers on the El Camino, but that one looks pretty nice (custom). My only reservation would be drilling the holes to install it.

Same here.

 

[Keith Tedford]

I contacted the company about these covers a while back. While not waterproof around the edges, they do tidy up the bed area and make the vehicle a little more aerodynamic. I'm considering one.

 

[1966_El_Camino]

It looks pretty good. I like it. But holding on with bungees is sort of wierd. Also, if it was made of fiberglass, I think it would like it better. im not too crazy about vinyl for a cover.

 

[bc69ss]

I like it...

 

[Jimmy P]

I like the way it fits flush with bed, not above like the others I've seen before. It does offer kind of like a 'huge trunk' for car shows, cruises and stuff. With my 'nice' El Camino, I'm not going to be hauling stuff around anyway.

Just wondered if anyone here had one or had seen one in person.

 

[Clint44]

It looks pretty good. I like it. But holding on with bungees is sort of wierd. Also, if it was made of fiberglass, I think it would like it better. im not too crazy about vinyl for a cover.

I considered replacing the vinyl cover with an bead-rolled aluminum cover. Make one out of .065 thick sheet,paint it,and you're good to go.

 

[Brettd85]

I considered replacing the vinyl cover with an bead-rolled aluminum cover. Make one out of .065 thick sheet,paint it,and you're good to go.

Thats a great idea, you could bead roll it in cool ways to keep it stiff, even put on a teamchevelle logo or El camino something or other. Sounds like that would be the way to go. I also dont like the way it is just held down with bungy chords. Seems there should be a better way to go.

 

[1966_El_Camino]

I considered replacing the vinyl cover with an bead-rolled aluminum cover. Make one out of .065 thick sheet,paint it,and you're good to go.

Great idea. Do you want to start fabricating them? I'll be one of your first customers.:thumbsup:

 

[Clint44]

I'd consider it but today is going to be the last day I'll be here,for maybe quite awhile.

 

[Don Maddock]

I bought and installed one on my 67 and over all it is a nice product. The frame is well thought out, the only way to improve it would be to have a way to tighten the vinyl.