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    Have a arb classic plus on my new hilis
    . Has the central locking rear . Way nicer . Works on a clip system. Instead of drilling holes in the tray.

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    Have a arb classic plus on my new hilis
    . Has the central locking rear . Way nicer . Works on a clip system. Instead of drilling holes in the tray.

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    I've got the bog standard crown canopy on my Triton, It has lift up windows on both sides which I prefer over the sliding ones as it makes it easier to reach in a grab stuff up the front of the deck.

    Admittedly it does leak, but it doesn't really bother me to be honest..... Mate of mine has a ranger with a canopy that has central locking, interior lights and a carpeted load mat which is pretty nice, kinda like astroturf type of stuff.
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    Canopy or hard lid recomendations

    I’ve got the roll top that comes with the Wildtrack model. Surprisingly it is quite waterproof! 2023 model Ute


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sika 8 View Post
    I've got the bog standard crown canopy on my Triton, It has lift up windows on both sides which I prefer over the sliding ones as it makes it easier to reach in a grab stuff up the front of the deck.

    Admittedly it does leak, but it doesn't really bother me to be honest..... Mate of mine has a ranger with a canopy that has central locking, interior lights and a carpeted load mat which is pretty nice, kinda like astroturf type of stuff.
    Your canopy sounds just like the one on my ranger also a crown that leaks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sika 8 View Post
    I've got the bog standard crown canopy on my Triton, It has lift up windows on both sides which I prefer over the sliding ones as it makes it easier to reach in a grab stuff up the front of the deck.

    Admittedly it does leak, but it doesn't really bother me to be honest..... Mate of mine has a ranger with a canopy that has central locking, interior lights and a carpeted load mat which is pretty nice, kinda like astroturf type of stuff.
    Exact same setup. I tracked the leak to the sliding window against the cab. Water pools up there and runs into the canopy.

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    That sliding window seems completely redundant?


    Mine could be the same spot, its up the front somewhere and i can see where it drips down the mitsi tough-deck
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    Navara utes have a opening back window to the cab so the canopy window is useful on them but they are the only ute I know with that setup
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    Sliding window is so you can clean the dust off the rear screen easier than trying to poke something in...

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    RAD hardlids.
    Built here in nz - without the extra mark up. Seriously well priced - my old man put one on his new d-max and saved nearly 2k over the other brands by the time it was installed and had the extra locks and alarms ect installed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Happy Jack View Post
    Navara utes have a opening back window to the cab so the canopy window is useful on them but they are the only ute I know with that setup
    My 2010 Triton also has an opening back window, and so does the canopy. great for long thin loads!

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    Neither, throw the tub away and get a tray, far more versatile
    More on point, the last ute I had with a canopy was a D40 with a Beaut Utes canopy, it was excellent, never leaked,latches were excellent, did have to replace the stays for the back window but she'd done a lot of work.
    No idea if they are still making but that'd be my pick
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    Beut ute ones I bele9ve are now marketed as arb.
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