I just finished this tonnaeu cover/Ramp for my F150 short box. All Aluminum (Aluminium for folks back home) checker plate tonnaeu cover & light bar.

The ramp is double slide as the bed rails are about 4'6" & the bed length is only 5'6", so a double slide ramp out of grip strut is welded to the under side of the tonnaeu cover. Fully lockable (as the OEM tailgate is lockable).

I have more pics but have to get them uploaded tonight & will post more pics if anyones interested.

This picture was taken on the way back home from the Outlaw round 1 on Vancouver island last Monday. Pictures in Jasper ational Park with the Rockies in the background.

This is the Ramp inside:

That my friend is sweeeeeeet

Not seen in this photo are the dual Canucks flags that no doubt were removed before crossing the border back into Alberta!!!

Was the only way I could get thru B.C. in record time

Taff:

Maybe you can let the folks in the UK know how far you drove to ride a two-day trial, compared to the travel time they are used to!!!

Thanks so much for making the trip!!

Steve

I'm guessing you mean the hockey team rather than just Canadian flags?

Where does Canuck come from anyway???

Cover looks great - never seen anyone do that, but if I'd thought of that a few years ago I may well have bought a crew cab. I have nowhere to keep a normal tonneau cover really and needed some boot space.

Just seeing Daves truck in the background brings back good memories, and jealousy for you lucky buggers. Maybe one day, but not looking like it's going to be soon.

Edited April 19, 200719 yr by bikespace

well... now..

i think i'll just use my goldwing and a harbor freight flatbed trailer.

saw a picture on the web somewheres, a guy with same trailer and a wing, i thought !? hummm... i have a wing and a trailer...??

now all i need is a trials bike.

weet

Weet,

With gas prices on the rise here in the US, I have considered outfitting my little 250 ninja with a trailer hitch. 55MPG right now, with a trailer I should still get well over 40MPG