pictures of flat beds...
Never say I didn't offer
Like I said, we're a dealer, which means my bed was CHEAP!!!
The bed was $1050 mtd and wiring, tool boxes were $200 on sale (TSC), and I bought all the LED's for $250. That's without the GN hitch (I already had one), but it's a standard feature, and I built the bumper. My bed was custom built, 8'x8.5' with a rubrail on all three sides, sideboards, HD framing, and the headache rack was custom so I could mount the beacon on it and the loadlights.
The bed you're looking at seems like a good deal too, especially since somebody had to make some money on it.
Chris
Like I said, we're a dealer, which means my bed was CHEAP!!!
The bed was $1050 mtd and wiring, tool boxes were $200 on sale (TSC), and I bought all the LED's for $250. That's without the GN hitch (I already had one), but it's a standard feature, and I built the bumper. My bed was custom built, 8'x8.5' with a rubrail on all three sides, sideboards, HD framing, and the headache rack was custom so I could mount the beacon on it and the loadlights.
The bed you're looking at seems like a good deal too, especially since somebody had to make some money on it.
Chris
we build custom truck beds, but we have a few std lines as well. There's several dealers in your area. If you're interested, PM me.
http://www.dutecinc.com/index.html
http://www.bucksullivan.com/DUTEC03.jpg
http://www.bucksullivan.com/DUTEC06.jpg
We also build a 9' model and an 8'8" for the shorter trucks. Very heavy duty, and some of the nicest around, although not the cheapest. Depends on what you want.
Bryan
http://www.dutecinc.com/index.html
http://www.bucksullivan.com/DUTEC03.jpg
http://www.bucksullivan.com/DUTEC06.jpg
We also build a 9' model and an 8'8" for the shorter trucks. Very heavy duty, and some of the nicest around, although not the cheapest. Depends on what you want.
Bryan
here is the one i have on my pickup no photos just yet beds still being built. was around 2600 installed
http://www.prinevillecommunity.com/prolineflatbeds.html
http://www.prinevillecommunity.com/prolineflatbeds.html
Originally Posted by MOAGGIE
I got pic in my gallery of my new to me 2002 3500. It has a Hillsboro Alum. Flatbed. It is sharp but I can tell the previous owner was a little rough on it. I have to weld up a couple of small cracks (stress points). But it looks good except that I can't pull one of my trailers, it is too long @10', tried to turn and I could barely turn, so now I'm trying to make up my mind if I want to try and find an original dually bed or try and find a shorter flatbed. Good luck in making your choice.
Here's some pics of my bed i built, it's short wheel base 6.5 foot, www.dixiemfg.com , look at the home page and front bumpers page on the site for more pics, by the way that truck is FOR SALE over in the classifieds section!!!!
Mines an older WW 9 foot.. I love it, wanna put a tool box under teh drivers side front.
I have put linex type stuff on flatbeds in teh past and it held up real well to the T-posts, wire and all the crude I put on it doin fence and such....
I have put linex type stuff on flatbeds in teh past and it held up real well to the T-posts, wire and all the crude I put on it doin fence and such....
Originally Posted by kandgo
Not a bad idea, back when I had my aluminum one linex was not around, but today that would be a good idea, now I don't know if they would or could to make it stick? Goodluck,Rick
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