Truck Accessories

[legion]

Anyone know of a good, reputable website for truck accessories? I need a tonneau cover and a few other goodies for my new truck, but JC Whitney doesn't stock for my truck yet (too new) and I don't want to pay the 300% markup at the stealership.

I also wanted to get that clear film for protecting the fog lamps (I have it on my 951), but I can't find it anywhere, not even here at Pelican.

[rouxroux]

www.stylinconcepts.com

[rhjames]

If you lived here in Texas instead of the communist state of Ill-of-noise, you'd have a truck accessories shop on every corner.......


It's like a whole other country, but at least we can go faster than anywhere else---legally.


One question though.....

did you get the Flex fuel package so you could stick your finger up at the oil companies??


regards---rhjames

[legion]

Originally posted by rhjames
did you get the Flex fuel package so you could stick your finger up at the oil companies??

No. I literally had to buy one off the lot in Florida and that dealer does not stock them--E85 is hard to come by in that state (at least that's what the dealer told me). Besides, ADM, which I hate more than any oil company, is making a windfall on E85. It's kind of like choosing between helping a child rapist and the guy who shot your parents.

[URY914]

All the internet based parts companies are selling the same parts in the same warehouse.

[Eric 951]

autoanything is where I purchased my dual-exhaust set-up, bed rails, floor mats, and rain guards--they have just about everything.

[Overpaid Slacker]

I'm with eric -- just bought a Pace Edwards Full Metal Jackrabbit retractable tonneau from autoanything. Great prices, helpful staff, and they carry a TON of stuff... though the tonneau is direct-shipped from PE, if that matters at all.

Having just bought a Supercharged Nissan Quad-Cab, Full Bed Frontier, let me know if you find a good accessory spot. I've got to add real back-up lights soon!

JP