Snugpro Hi-Liner Commercial Cap for 2008 Ford Super Duty Trucks
LONG BEACH, CA - SNUGTOP's rugged new “SnugPro” commercial cap is now available for the new 2008 Ford F-250, F-350 and F-450 Super Duty pickups.

LONG BEACH, CA - SNUGTOP’s rugged new “SnugPro” commercial cap is now available for the new 2008 Ford F-250, F-350 and F-450 Super Duty pickups. The extra roomy Hi-Liner style cap is offered for Regular Cab, Super Cab and Crew Cab models with either long or short beds, as well as standard or step-style tailgates.
Designed and engineered to provide reliable service in working environments, the SnugPro features reinforced construction (with extra support when equipped with the optional “Rack-It” roof rack), flush-fitting fiberglass side doors with T-handles, and a standard glass rear door with a choice of double or flush handles.
There are a myriad of available options, which enables Super Duty pickup owners to virtually customize the SnugPro cap to their work requirements. Options include various tool boxes, glass or fiberglass rear doors, and several different front window or boot configurations.
Standard features include a 12-volt interior light, LED brake light, and SNUGTOP’s highly regarded Quick-Mount attachment system. The caps are painted to match Ford factory colors using the Dupont ChromaPremier basecoat/clearcoat process. The paint and structure are warranted for 5 years, parts one year.
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