LEER Releases 100RCC Fiberglass Commercial Cap
MILTON, PA – LEER, a member of the Truck Accessories Group, (TAG), LLC, has released the new model 100RCC fiberglass commercial cap, which uses a tough, resilient aerodynamic cab-high fiberglass shell that can be outfitted with a wide range of features and accessories.
MILTON, PA – LEER, a member of the Truck Accessories Group, (TAG), LLC, has released the new model 100RCC fiberglass commercial cap, which uses a tough, resilient aerodynamic cab-high fiberglass shell that can be outfitted with a wide range of features and accessories. Based on the LEER Model 100R, the 100RCC adds extra structure to the lamination and offers solid fiberglass side doors, provides a wide selection of side-access galvanized toolbox and shelving options, uses three-point commercial locks and reliable drop-T-handles, and supports a range of true commercial roof racks, including the LEER-exclusive new Thule Professional Rack System.
The height, angles, shape, and style lines of the 100RCC are custom-designed to fit virtually every truck on the road today. Included in the base price of the 100RCC is a gleaming high-gloss automotive basecoat/clearcoat painted finish mixed to formulas that match original truck colors. The Model 180CC, a raised roof version of the fiberglass commercial cap, and a full range of traditional aluminum commercial caps are also available from LEER.
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