Flatbed build for a standard grandby

[Bdold]

Has anyone built a flatbed for a standard four wheel camper? If so pics, designs or advice would be helpful. I have a 2010 grandby and want more storage. Thanks.

 

[CougarCouple]

Here you go bdold
Hope this helps. Do some searching on the forum,good for storage, puts camper further off the ground. Opinions vary, I have been thinking how to put access doors on the stock bed and utilize the space on either side of the wheel wells.

Russ

http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/topic/15255-sold-2011-ford-f-350-super-duty-powerstroke-flatbed-4x4-w-1997-4wc-grandby-package/?hl=ford

That was dumb, forgot to paste the link. Sorry Russ!

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Has anyone built a flatbed for a standard four wheel camper? If so pics, designs or advice would be helpful. I have a 2010 grandby and want more storage. Thanks.

Check out post #6 in this link... http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/topic/13922-suggestions-for-matching-camper-with-my-intended-use/?hl=%2Bjohn+%2Barmitage#entry163742

It’s not a Grandby, but use your imagination. John’s flatbed is an aluminum model from Highway products in So Oregon. Storage above and below the FB. Warning, that FB was over $10k when built some years ago. It’s pretty nice, but it’s pricey.

Moose Dog just had a similar build done in steel, a Skaug utility bed. In the link below, Post 27 has a photo of Madison’s truck prior to getting her beautiful new Alaskan.

http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/topic/12748-trucks-for-an-alaskan-camper/page-3

 

[Bdold]

Thanks. Looks like this is a much bigger deal than I originally thought.

 

[Durango1]

Wanna see the ultimate flatbed/standard camper build?

It definitely was humbling for my poor little Grandby! (NOT!) Why the poor guy didn't just buy a Tiger RV and be done with it I'll never know!