Bradford Built Dually Flat Bed Hauler Style on 2040-parts.com
Blythewood, South Carolina, United States
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This listing is for the TRUCK BED ONLY- TRUCKS PICTURED ARE NOT FOR SALE! RABCO Customs Please email for more info and to verify fitment. This listing is for a dually bed take off for Ford, Chevy, and Dodge trucks. This is for the bed with lights and hitches. The toolboxes are extra. Brand new flat beds. Fit Dodge, Ford, Chevy dually take offs single rear wheel and chassis cabs. Other sizes available all the way up to Medium Duty and Heavy Duty Trucks. Here are the specs:
Powder Coated for a good shine and an LED lights
If you use your truck for a truck, then you'll appreciate all the standard features on our bed; things like 1/8" thick tread plate floor, a 30,000 lb rated gooseneck hitch and the incredibly strong receiver type bumper hitch. With the 4" tall flip-up side rails, you won't be back-tracking looking for your chains or spare tire. Chain "keyholes" in the headache rack, flush-mounted D-rings in the side rails, and stake pockets in the deck make it easy to secure any load. The sealed beam lights are flush mounted and there is a 7-pole plug-in for your trailer. The rear corners of the deck are tapered so backing up a little too close to the dock won't take out the lights. The forward taper also allows for locating the gooseneck ball further forward while still clearing your trailer gussets in a turn. The powder coat paint gives it a good shine and easy to wash surface. Look around, kick tires, check prices. If you don't settle on our bed hands down, then call us and tell us why. Our goal is simple. Build the very best truck bed for the money in the United States of America. Here are some of the other sizes available: 84"x102" 90"x112" 96"x102" 94"x112" 94"x124" 96"x136" Long and Short bed truck sizes are available, as well as custom hauler beds and hay beds. Please contact me if you have any questions. Email with any questions and please include your contact information so I can reach you by phone. Thanks!
On Dec-17-06 at 12:38:46 PST, seller added the following information:
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