I was checking out the window sticker for my '99RT10 and noticed it came with an optional tonneau cover, in addition to both the hard and soft tops. It did not come with my car, so what exactly does this thing look like installed on the car?
I used the tonneau cover on my Gen 1 extensively - despite the naysayers, I felt it was a very good implementation. It was easier than any other method to protect the interior of the car from the sun, bird droppings, leaves, etc; I used it whenever it was too windy for a full car cover, for instance, and it was my daily driver, with 70k miles on it when I got rid if it. To drive with the cover on, just unzip the section over the drivers seat and tuck it behind the seat, and you're good to go. As mentioned, there's a row of snaps across the dash that the tonneau attaches to and, while the paint rubs off the snaps, its not like its noticeable at all, as the snaps turn mostly black anyway.They are very awkward to use. I have one for my Gen I, I put it on the car once.
They snap across the dash, and fit in the window slots. Then they zipper half way to let the driver in and out. A novel idea but not appropriate for a Viper- Just my humble opinion.