Replacement Tarp For A Pace Edwards JackRabbit Tonneau Cover On A 20-7 Ford F-150 6-1/2 Bed

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I have an 07 f150 STX 4x4 step side with a Pace Edwards Jack Rabbit tonneau cover model #TR2031. Ser. #AO7-0173475. The bed cover is falling apart, and I need to replace it. The side rails and mechanical parts are all good. Which of your covers will meet my needs? Also, whats difference between model # PE94CV, 301-TRPF1472-2007, and PE68UV...besides price? Thanks

asked by: Tony

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For your Pace Edwards JackRabbit Retractable Hard Tonneau Cover # 311-JRF2903 on your 2007 Ford F-150 6-1/2' bed, you're going to be needing the:

-Replacement Tarp for Pace Edwards JackRabbit Hard Tonneau Cover # PE95TJ.

Additionally, the difference between the:

- Replacement Cover for Pace Edwards JackRabbit Hard Tonneau Cover # 311-TRPT1472-2007,

-Replacement Vinyl and Aluminum Cover for Pace Edwards JackRabbit Hard Tonneau Cover # PE94CV,

-Replacement Cover for Pace Edwards JackRabbit Tonneau Cover # PE68UV, that you mention is going to be the different models of the JackRabbit Tonneau Cover that they fit.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Answer 1

For the Pace Edwards JackRabbit Hard Tonneau Cover #311-JED0777 that you referenced a replacement cover only is available from Pace Edwards. The part you need is #311-TRPT1472-2007.

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Answer 2

I spoke with Pace Edwards and they sent me an install instructions sheet for replacing the cover of a Pace Edwards JackRabbit Tonneau Cover. I attached the instructions to this page for you to check out. You do have to rewind the cover's spring…

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Answer 3

I reached out to my contact at Pace Edwards and the Jackrabbit Tonneau Cover TR2003 on your 2006 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD with the 6-1/2' bed requires the replacement cover #PE22KV.

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Answer 4

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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