E-Pup Tonneau/Tonno Covers?

Ive seen a couple folks around here who have tonneau/tonno covers on their E-Pups. Are these custom? I havent been able to find any suppliers.

Cheers,

Built my own. Lots of good comments at shows...email me, and I'll send you pix.:
"melaqueoscar@gmaildotcom. (in Ontario)

Oscar, I'd love to see those pics too! If you need help posting them, just let me know. I'd be happy to help.

Vanny: Site pix posting is beyond me (doh!). If you like, just email me, and I'll send you out photos and info.

Oscar, sent you a PM. with my email address.

Here's what I got from Oscar...BTW - GORGEOUS EPup!!!

























Here are some basic shots of my tonneau cover project:
I didn't want to drill any holes, and commercially available units are
unheard of, since Epup's have so many curves and wierd dimensions.
Started with G1S 3/8" plywood. Used plastic / cardboard to 'carve' a
template for the swoopy corners behind the cab and at the tailgate
(lots of fiddling here). Do it for one corner, then flip it over for
the other side.
I 'framed' the perimeter and cross 'joists' with 1" square aluminum
tubing that was scrounged (used) from a commerciall signmaker's
awning. You can see some of it in the shot with the back section
lifted.
The tubing is held in with a few sheet metal screws and "Lepage PL
Premium" construction adhesive.
I did it in 2 pieces so I could have easy access to some rear storage.
The sections are hinged with a stainless piano hinge from 'Lee Valley
Tools'.
The covering is regular tonneau material, that I glued down with
"Lepage Heavy Duty, High Temperature" spray contact cement (Home
Depot).
The latches I used are from an outfit called "Southco" (Google it)...a
local stock car builder had a couple of extras for $20 each...they
work nicely, but you may want a different look.
Went to 'Princess Auto' for wide, self-adhesive foam gasket for truck
campers, and applied it to the cover, NOT the truck box.
The whole job is fussy and time-consuming, but I get nice comments on
it. You may or may not wish to hinge the aft section (About 30" for
mine).
All told, I think I have about $250 in material tied up. I'm guessing
the whole assembly weighs about 50 pounds...
Front is held down with a couple of good quality bungee cords, you may
want something more sophisticated?
Big tip: The Econoline box is tapered...cut and measure plywood carefully!
Let me know if you need specifics on materials or techniques....I've
never done this before, but I managed to not screw it up too badly !
With the aluminum cross joists, it's pretty strong. I think if a cute
19 year old blonde beauty wanted to climb up on it, I think I'd let
her!
Oscar

wow, very nice!

Yes, indeed! My hat is off to you. I think my wife would object to the 19 year old on it. She would want her to do the dishes.

Here's a few more pics that Oscar sent me...thought everyone would enjoy perusing them!

That is a sweet looking truck.

Thanks for the compliments guys!