did Ford offer a bed cap as standard equipment on the sport trac?

Asked by Guru1V61R Aug 31, 2019 at 03:24 PM about the 2004 Ford Explorer Sport Trac XLT Comfort Crew Cab

Question type: Car Customization

2004 ford explorer sport trac xlt - does Ford make an OEM tonneau cover?

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DanielinNJ answered 5 years ago

Yes, Ford offered a Heavy Folding and Locking Bed Cover that is strong enough to stand on but it was Optional Equipment. My Moms Sport Trac was totaled and her replacement has both the OEM Locking abed Cover and the bed extender cage. We sold the Cage and I’m selling the Locking bed Cover with keys. It only needs one cable for the front right lock release bu all the Locking mechanisms have been gone over and work Perfectly. It is located in Cranford NJ 07016 The OEM 2001 covers are 18 years old and yo wont find another in such great shape. I sell under the name “OneDansTreasures” I’m selling it for $350 and you can reach me on eBay

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Candace answered 4 years ago

How do i get this off my truck. It was on when I bought it used, but is useless to me.

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