I was just wondering what you guys thought was the best cover for the 2004 and who has the best one?

 

Is that two questions or one?

I went with the Access cover.

 

Do a search on the subject. Theres about one or two posts a day.
Heres mine in my gallery pics

 

I went with a Truxedo on my '04. See my gallery.

 

veener...type 'tonneau covers' in the SEARCH function (lower right corner of 2004 F150 forum page). You'll find over 25 previous threads re: your inquiry.

 

I got the Jason Tonneau cover, you can check it out in My Gallery

 

I think "undercover" goes best with an FX4 because it matches the mirrors, door handles and wheel well liners. I installed mine the other night and it fit perfect. I still need to post pictures in my gallery, I'm LAZY.

Clark

 

Hey the cover looks really nice! How much did it cost? Is it
a lot of work to take on and off when you haul larger items in the back? Also the brush guard looks like what I want.

 

Sorry, ctupton my last post with all the questions was directed to
you.

 

The Jason Cover... was right at 1k installed with the carpet headliner and keyless entry and tailgate gasket... (all of which were extras so can be cheaper)

I'm not sure how easy it would be to pop on and off... I'm only about 5'9" tall so if I have to haul a bunch of stuff or something big enough that I'd need to remove it I decided that it would probably be in my best intrest that I'd rent a trailer or something.... (I also have the real short bed) the Large trunk suits my typical needs best.... However I am impressed with it's water proofing and such.. I had it washed the other day to check it out.. well turned out I had to put something back there before getting it washed and one of the latches didn't get tightened enough and had slipped down so it wouldn't latch back (until I was able to readjust) so I had them wash it anyway.... even unlatched on one side no leaks... I was shocked... my parents Lo-rider on the King Ranch leaks quiet a bit up by the hinges...and their lowrider one doesn't have the carpet liner, a light, or keyless entry and costed the same amount.. So I think the Jason ones are a little bit better value.. both seem to have real good fiberglass work.

The grill guard was right at 500 installed... and so far it has the best look in my oppinion... I like how it is contoured to the body more than most of them.. and with 2 little latches it flips forward 2-3 inches and allows the hood to raise and lower clearing the guard...