Replacement Tarp for Extang Classic Platinum Series for 1992 Chevy C-1500

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I have a 1992 chevy Silverado with 6.5ft bed. I need a replacement cover for the ex-tang Classic Platinum series. Will the EX6770 fit. Thank you

asked by: Rick

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The Replacement Extang Classic Platinum Tonneau Cover - 02-08 Dodge 1500, 03-09 2500/3500 6.5' Bed
Item # EX6770 is only a fit on Dodge trucks, so that's not going to be the correct cover. To replace the Extang Classic Platinum Series for your 1992 Chevy C-1500 you'll want to use the # EX6540, which is the tarp replacement for your short bed C-1500.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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