turbo2

I blew a rear tire and it ate my truck bed, so I took the money I would have used to repair it and put it into steel and aluminum. My truck weighs in now at close to 7000 lbs so I am about 500 lbs lighter than with the old stock bed. I have about two grand in it. I really wanted to keep the lines of the bed in the same style as the truck and I think I did. The steel is powder coated. I have a B&W turnover ball in the bed. It has two tool boxes mounted under the bed. My fass pump is in one of them. It was a lot of work figuring everything out, but I get a lot of compliments and that is fun. I like it. I think it is a lot better than a stock bed. I have been using it now for over a year and I can not think of anything I would change on it. It is a great flatbed!

samaf

Nice job. It looks like you took your time and put a lot of thought in it. You should be proud, great fab work also.

Sam

whiskers

Really good lookin job. I am a flat bed lover. They are so versatile for any type of work and play.

Diesel_Power_2

Very Cool looking. I would like to do something like this, someday maybe.
Nice Job.

prattman

Very nice. I like the diamond plate stake sides. Looks great.

Logan Shipman

Would really like to know your measurements like your width length and how far back did u set up box from the outside edge I'm gonna build my own but I like how it sets on the truck