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Here at CCM we are always looking for ways to improve our designs and to come up with new one's.So this is what we came up with, for the new 012 can-am commander 1000 rear panel,hope you like it,we sure do.Our Rear Panels are constructed of 3/16th inch High Quality polycarbonate lexan,with a 16th inch Polished Aluminum Diamond plate panel bolted to the bottom of the panel, bent in and down to allow the bed to open and close, an still have a good seal from back draft,an give it a killer look. Comes With a rubber trim around the Diamond Plate to give it a great seal and to avoid wearing the paint off your roll bars,High Quality Polycarbonate windshield is break/shatter proof , U.V Resistant and comes with 18 month free replacement warranty. Works great with our top are your's. Bottom Panel is Also Available in Black, Painted with Herculiner for a Tough durable Finish, for  an Additional Cost

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