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Interesting. I didn't know Pontiac made a Ram Air induction system for HMMWVs. :D

Absolutely! The cargo cover itself attaches along the outer rear edge of the soft top. There is no impact on the fitment of the 4-man top itself nor the rear curtain. I have the curtain always mounted in my M998, with the center section unzipped and rolled up. (I added an oversized window and...

Not sure how I would do that. I rely on the double Velcro strip along the rear of the milspec soft top to attach the front of the cargo cover (per the original design). I am aware of Velcro-fitted aluminum strips that were used on the H1 and on other outdoor equipment, which might be fitted to...

Here is a photo showing the crossbars. These are 5 3/4” diameter steel tubes with clamps to add stiffness and structure to military HMMWV cargo cover bows. (Cargo bows NOT included.) They are also for sale separately for $110 a set plus shipping. BDGR

Finished and boxed yesterday. Headed to Florida to a soft slant back customer who wants the option for a cargo cover also. The design will keep evolving I’m sure but this cover should do just fine in the field. I plan to make these only in sailcloth moving forward. Bulldogger

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Progress last night. The front leading edge was trimmed to match the curve of the C pillar and the Velcro strip seen in. The rear hatchway was seamed and defined. Positioning grommets were marked. Also got half the edging done before running out of prepared vinyl edging strips. I folded more so...

Sure. Amazon https://www.amazon.com/eoere-Connector-Carbon-Clamps-Thickness/dp/B0CKQW11SJ This company also sells a fitting called a "Pivot Tee" that I also use. They usually have the best price. There are other vendors on Amazon. There is also a company called Maker Pipe that has some...

Time to start a black sailcloth cover. I have a customer for this one already. He has a soft slant back but wants more flexibility for cargo capacity so he’s asked me to make this for him too. First step is to put 11 feet of material over the bows and begin marking seams and Velcro locations...

With each major seam I put the cover back on the frame to check all fittings. Then it was time to stitch on the back panel and zippers, locate the grommets and add tie down straps. I’m using ITW NEXUS D rings just like I use I soft slant backs. Ancra buckles can be had, but at $25 each, the...

Now the seams are taking form and I’m planning the rear flap/panel and window.

Now to begin patterning the new cover. I marked the front leading edge and rear opening for where to cut, seam, edge and stitch them. Each step took an hour bc I wanted to be confident I was going in the right direction. I took written notes so I can repeat the steps once the prototype is...

First I had to set up cargo bows. I got a set from a customer who changed his rig over to one of my soft slant backs. Military bows seem kinda, scant, in terms of how well they support the cover. I decided the change that by making crossbars to span between the bows. These bars are 3/4” steel...

I am starting this thread to share my progress on designing and sewing new cargo covers for HMMWV 4-seat soft top versions, like my own M998. I also welcome feedback on design requirements and desires from other HMMWV owners here. This is a new product in addition to my HMMWV soft slant back...

$300 without stiffeners, $350 with stiffeners, plus actual shipping cost. For sale is a prototype of a new product I am developing. There are some things I will do differently on future versions, but this is fully serviceable and I don't want to have it sit in my shop doing nothing. Contact me...

I forgot to mention I made some stiffeners to go across my cargo cover bows. The strapping is terrible. Since I have everything to make slant back frames I made 5 clamp-on bars to give the bows some help.

Finished late last night. There are several things I’ll do differently on the next one but this one is serviceable. I can’t compete with milsurp prices on tan or green vinyl, but sailcloth being a specialty fabric I hope to have more business interest. Debating whether to put this in the...

This is not a slant back but I wanted to share I have set up a cargo cover frame on my building stand. I’m going to see how hard it is to make a cargo cover. I will be making these out of sailcloth or other non-military materials. Since milspec vinyl options already exist, and at milsurp prices...

New SSB cover up for grabs: this one with sidelite windows. Added materials and sewing time adds $100, but lets much more light into the bed. Asking $1600, will give free shipping anywhere in the US. More photos available. Message me with questions or to discuss my products.