Decked???

[Ranger251]

Has anyone successfully retro-fitted a Decked drawer system to fit 93-97 6' bed?

 

[truckfan]

Have you tried using the search function? Try calling Decked also.

 

[Dirtman]

Deck

 

[dvdswan]

Welcome to the site.

 

[dirtymike]

Here DECK,DECK,DECK

 

[snoranger]

It looks like Decked doesn’t have any love for older Rangers. I’m sure you could adapt one from another small truck, but that’s an expensive gamble.

 

[Uncle Gump]

What sno said... I can't seem to find anything you can just buy and install. If someone made it... I would probably have one already. As for retro fitting one... I've never been up to spending the money to cut it up and make it work.

Every time this bed system subject comes up it... gets my mind working for some sort of platform in my truck with at least a slide out drawer. After moving several large rocks from the front of my house to the back using my Shappel Jet Sled the other day... it hit me. The sled would make a pretty nice drawer... you could even put two side by side between the wheel wells. The plastic on plastic should slide pretty smooth even loaded. I think my sled will find it's way into the back of the truck for testing even without a platform... I hate getting on my hands and knees getting "that thing" that slid to the front of the bed.

 

[Roert42]

Bed slide makes some stuff for the older Rangers.

I seen one outfitted as work truck, with a rapper that had toolbox’s, and the bed slide.

The don’t make one with draws, just just a big slab the slides out so you can get stuff from the back.

However, you could build a platform that sits on top of the wheel wells then have the bedslide work as a big drawer underneath.

BEDSLIDE

 

[Uncle Gump]

Here I go a googlin...

 

[Roert42]

Here is a good picture from their website. This one has some extra shelf things on it as well.

 

[Uncle Gump]

They sure don't give those away either...

If it was a full time work truck I just might do that. I'm just not sure it fits into my overall plan to have the back of the truck serve as a place to sleep.