It's clear why there's a cab on a pickup truck, or why there's an open bed in back. But what's the reason for those ridges on ...

For years, automakers produced trucks with stepside beds, although everything changed in 1958 when Ford developed the fleetside design. Rather than fitting a bed between the inside of both wheel ...

This can be very useful when it is dark outside. If your truck does not have a bed or cargo light built in, here is a simple but cool design idea! Truck bed or cargo lights help illuminate the bed of ...

Pickup trucks are versatile, spacious, and hugely popular. From power tools and lumber to furniture and tailgate party gear, they're built to haul just about anything that'll fit in the bed space.

And yet, even the best pickup truck design has its limitations. The longest cargo bed available on a truck is eight-feet long, and while that is a useful size, you won’t have trouble finding ...

But one design choice can puzzle some who aren’t necessarily up to speed on everything a pick-up offers—the vertical and horizontal grooves found in the truck beds. The Purpose of Pick-Up ...

payloads, patented deck stoops to create a 10- to 14-degree loading angle The Retriever heavy equipment transport truck bed features a patented deck design that creates a 10- to 14-degree loading ...

Now, this isn’t a complete pass-thru design but it’s darn close ... because it just looks like a stock truck. That’s great! The seller says this bed was built by a commercial manufacturer ...

And yet, even the best pickup truck design has its limitations. The longest cargo bed available on a truck is eight-feet long ...