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Jasper is planning on making all stainless crossbars that attach to this system, will be trick compared to stuff out now…

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Thank you You’re not wrong!

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Yes final version will have flush hardware with reinforced support underneath to prevent bending. It will be job tough! People were asking for a video , maybe I should have waited a bit longer to release it. I will make an update video when Jasper has the next couple sets made up!

Full Kit is $2200 but yeah still a big investment.

Agree on tailgate hardware, shoulda waited til it was done to post the video. Couldn’t wait to share tho… Plus maybe a bit thicker backing spacer where the screw recesses are to prevent the bending I got from over tightening the bolts. Shipping will be just at cost, hard to know yet.

You could start with just the tailgate cap too ;)

As mentioned in the video that could be accomplished. The only thing is the racks would essentially be holding the panels on so if you chose to take the racks off from time to time a new sort of bracket/ washer would be needed to retain the stainless panels and that would take away from the...

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Aftermarket Sail Applique and Tailgate Cap in stainless steel for Cybertruck by JAM Specialty Products - https://jamspecialtyproducts.com/

Here’s a YouTube video giving you a better look at the Stainless bed trim pieces.

Careful what you wish for.. here’s the link to the YouTube video.

Man I’m loving the look… after driving around for months with everything torn up it’s so nice to see all the stainless around the bed… it’s beautiful!!!

Yes, you’d have to be pretty trusting to jump in. I know about a half dozen people have shown strong interest but not sure if anyone has laid out the cash yet… I’m going to send more pictures to Jasper to upload to his brand new site he has made up. He has a buddy who is a car photographer...

Once you pry off the plastic one with a flat screwdriver you will find 4 Torx screws on the inner lip. Remove these and then bolt the cap on using the same holes. Ultimately we’re shooting for flush screws like the sail panels. For now I have my late prototype attached with bolts I had laying...

Looking good in the So Cal sunshine!

I won’t be googling you dude, don’t care. That’s why you became a professor, so you have a captive audience you can tell how great you are. You kinda got in my head a little. I had to go look at the panels again this morning to check… Nope they’re still Awesome. I have to apologize to Jasper...

The blow hard is in his happy place right now…