12xltsupercab

Installed my peragon cover a couple of weeks ago. I think it looks great and meets my needs well.







And I also had the fronts tinted to match the rest



She's coming along nicely, plenty more mods to come

kdz300

Nice looking ride

danonbar

Like the smooth lines of that cover! But Paragon company rep told me you have to drill holes to mount it (ugh). How many did you have to drill?

12xltsupercab

Thanks. 4 holes (one in each corner) but they are on the tabs that are perpendicular to the bed rails, so its not bad at all

Saintango

Very Nice. Looking Sharp!!

shortride

iTrader: (1)

Having to drill holes is one of the things that kept me from considering a Peragon.

Sorcerer

Drilling the holes was not bad at all. If I were to take my Peregon cover off at some point, I'd just get 4 small plastic plugs to put in them.

You'd likely never notice them unless you were looking for them. Plus, the cover is much more secure in my opinion than if I were just using clamps to hold it down.

Love my Peregon cover!

Wish I could tint my front windows too, but Illinois doesn't allow that..

Chaddafd

Does the peragon keep out ALL water? If not how much water does it let in?

Sorcerer

It's not completely waterproof, & I would say it will depend somewhat on the install job, but mine only gets a few drips during heavy rain, or a carwash. I have no reservations about packing stuff in the back now, even if expecting rain.

Chaddafd

Thanks, I have an extang encore now and it allows in too much water. I'm debating between a peragon and a bak roll-x.