Has anyone got any long term experience with these covers? We have recently seen a couple of them and they look good and seem to go on well, but don't have any experience as to how they hold up over time. They are the best looking flush covers I have seen so far, but I just wondered if anyone has had trouble with them. Or does anyone know of any others out there that are available.

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98 GMC Sierra Ex Cab, cowl hood, Euro lenses, billet grille, cat-back exhaust. Airbags, 18's, and engine mods in the spring. Looking for the right 71-72 GMC short/fleet

I've had mine for a year now. No problems at all. Only had it in the rain once, just for a short time. I don't know how watertight it would be with much rain. I really like it and I too think they are the best looking.

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69 C-10 CST Short Fleet, Factory Air, BB427-crane rollers-edelbrock intake-lunati cam-ceramic coated headers-400 Auto-2400 stall-tilt-cruise-Tach & Vac Gagues, 4/6 drop, one piece side windows

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My brother and I both had them on our 97 Dodges.( thats a whole 'nuther topic) He kept his longer than I did but I had no problems with mine. I drove the truck to Las Vegas ( in the rain partially) and it didnt leak. Only warning is to not put any weight on it when you're drying the truck off!!

Thanks for the info guys. I thought they were good products, and I think that will be the cover I purchase. They certainly do look the best.