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And remember, if you are going to keep it on your bed all the time, with "stuff" in it, make sure you find a box with a good locking system on it. Not all boxes are created equal. Some will only have one lock on one side of the box, and those are easily broken into. The one I have has a bar, for lack of a bettter description, that goes all the way across the front of the box, making it darn near impossible to pry open.

Also, look at the construction of the box, again, not all are of the same quality...

 

Lori

Mike Lewis <mikelewis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

They will work fine.  Just be sure to consider that a box that rises above the bed rails may restrict your vision (they can cause a blindspot--particularly with extended cab/crewcab trucks.)

 

Boxes that rise no higher than bed rail level are available.

 

 

Mike

----- Original Message -----

From: Betsy O'Shea

To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 2:56 PM

Subject: [RC] truck box

 

I am thinking of getting one of those boxes that fit in the front of the bed of the truck - like construction workers have.  It would hold so much stuff.  Anyway, does this work if I am pulling a gooseneck?

Betsy