Blog · October 2, 2026
How Much Does a Truck Topper Cost in Colorado?
How much does a truck topper cost in Colorado right now? It depends on your truck class and which of our two aluminum series you pick, Panorama or Forge. Both are aluminum truck bed toppers with three gull-wing doors, T-slot roof rails and a bolt-on install, so the price moves with the size of the bed, not with extras you don't need.
Below we break down what we actually charge today by truck class, plus what's bundled into that number and what gets added on top.
Midsize trucks: Tacoma, Colorado, Frontier, Ranger, Gladiator
Midsize trucks are the lightest lift for us to top, and it shows in the price. On the Toyota Tacoma, Forge starts from $2,599 for the 5 ft bed, and Panorama starts from $2,699 for either the 5 ft or 6 ft bed. Forge isn't made for the 6 ft Tacoma bed, only the 6 ft Panorama, which runs from $2,799.
Chevy/GMC Colorado and Canyon, Nissan Frontier, Ford Ranger and Jeep Gladiator all share the same Panorama and Forge lineup, so expect a similar range. Pull up the Toyota Tacoma topper page for the current price and what's in stock by year and bed length.
Full-size trucks: F-150, F-250, Tundra, Silverado, Sierra, Ram
Full-size beds cost more, since there's more aluminum, more glass and more labor on the bench. On the Ford F-150/F-250, Forge starts from $2,799 for the 5.5 ft bed and Panorama from $2,899. The 6.5 ft bed runs higher across the board: Panorama from $2,999, Forge from $2,899 and made to order, 2-3 weeks out instead of sitting on the shelf.
Toyota Tundra, Chevy/GMC Silverado/Sierra 1500/2500 and Ram 1500/2500 land in the same full-size range. Check the Ford F-150/F-250 topper page for the exact number tied to your year and bed, since the price moves with both.
What the free installation covers
Every price above already includes assembly and installation. The topper bolts onto the bed in 20-30 minutes, no drilling, and it comes off again if you ever want the open bed back. That work happens at our Englewood showroom.
Every Overlandico topper also carries a 12-month limited warranty, as long as you register it within 30 days of pickup. Details are on our warranty page.
What's not included: sales tax and brake light hook-up
Two things sit outside that price. Sales tax isn't included, since it depends on where you're buying and registering the truck. And the third brake light built into every topper needs to be wired into your truck's existing brake light circuit, which is a hook-up job we don't fold into the topper price.
Neither one changes what the topper itself costs, but budget for both when you're comparing the number on the page to what you'll actually pay at pickup.
Panorama or Forge: how the series changes the price
The series you pick moves the price too. Panorama keeps tinted tempered glass on all four sides with three sliding windows, so you get light and a view into the bed. Forge swaps the glass sides for aluminum panels with removable MOLLE, so you can mount gear on the outside or strip it down to flat sides, and it weighs in at 150 lbs.
Both series share the same frame, the same gas-strut doors, and the same T-slot roof rails rated for 350 lb dynamic and 650 lb static, plus the same bolt-on install. The choice between them is about how you use the truck, not which one's the deal.
The fastest way to get your real number is to look up your own truck. Use the truck finder on our home page to pull the current price and stock for your year and bed, or stop by our showroom at 7152 S Blackhawk St, Unit A17, Englewood, CO 80112, or call us at +1 720 296 0727. We'll tell you straight what fits and what it costs, no sales tax or brake light surprises later.