Add-On Soft Camper Shell Topper For Fas-Top Tonneau Cover On 2025 F150 STX 6-1/2' Bed
Updated 11/18/2025 | Published 11/10/2025 >
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If I already have the Fas-Top FT88EV Solo topper on my 2025 F-150 STX 6-1/2' bed, which tonneau should I get to match it?
asked by: Casey
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Expert Reply:
Casey, since you’ve already got the Fas-Top # FT88EV topper camper shell, you’ll want the # FT97PV tonneau add-on. It attaches directly to your existing topper rails - no extra clamps or hardware. Once installed, it gives you the same roll-up functionality as the # FT26GV but integrates with the topper for full enclosure.
Would you rather keep it enclosed most of the time or roll it open for hauling?
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Andrew N
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Fas-top Solo Soft Truck Bed Topper - Collapsible - Removable
- Truck Topper
- Soft Camper Shell
- Roll-Up Windows
- Roll-Up Side Panels
- Fas-top
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Casey
11/18/2025
I mostly want to keep everything covered up full time, but I like the idea of being able to roll it open for hauling lumber or a dirt bike once in a while.