Custom truck beds - Page 2

frblmtn · 01-22-2008, 01:05 AM

Hello there, We have several dodge pickup beds that I have taken off when I have installed flatbeds. We also carry Hillsboro, KZEE, and Circle D flatbeds.The link to our website is America West Trailer Sales > Home We are located in Hermiston Or. Thanks, Steve

MrJimi · 01-22-2008, 01:13 AM

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Originally Posted by frblmtn

Hello there, We have several dodge pickup beds that I have taken off when I have installed flatbeds. We also carry Hillsboro, KZEE, and Circle D flatbeds.The link to our website is America West Trailer Sales > Home Thanks, Steve

Welcome to the forum, I wish I would have known about you about a month and a half ago, I needed a bed for my F-550 cab and chassis (see link in my signature) I will know next time
Jim

bota7800 · 01-31-2008, 01:04 AM

If the original poster wants toolboxes on a bed that looks factory (at least somewhat) rather than a flatbed or a utility bed they do exist. I am not sure if one of the companies in bondo's post is this type but I talked to a guy that had an F250 or F350 that had a bed like that. It had the rounded shape of a factory bed but the sides opened up into tool compartments. The guy is a firefighter and has a woodworking business as well. It worked well for him because he could stage his fire equipment in the boxes ready for a call but locked. It was a nice looking box.

He said it came from Utah, I think, and was about $8000.

01-22-2008, 01:05 AM	#11 (permalink)
frblmtn New Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1	Re: Custom truck beds Hello there, We have several dodge pickup beds that I have taken off when I have installed flatbeds. We also carry Hillsboro, KZEE, and Circle D flatbeds.The link to our website is America West Trailer Sales > Home We are located in Hermiston Or. Thanks, Steve

01-31-2008, 01:04 AM	#13 (permalink)
bota7800 Silver Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Colorado Posts: 194	Re: Custom truck beds If the original poster wants toolboxes on a bed that looks factory (at least somewhat) rather than a flatbed or a utility bed they do exist. I am not sure if one of the companies in bondo's post is this type but I talked to a guy that had an F250 or F350 that had a bed like that. It had the rounded shape of a factory bed but the sides opened up into tool compartments. The guy is a firefighter and has a woodworking business as well. It worked well for him because he could stage his fire equipment in the boxes ready for a call but locked. It was a nice looking box. He said it came from Utah, I think, and was about $8000.

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