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Let me ask you guys this M y truck is a ex-cab, short bed, and all I need to carry is a socket set ( probly 100 piece), tool bag, jumper cables, and a few straps and shackles. I have the 5th wheel rails in the bed and don't want to obstruct them. What would you guys recommend for storage with stacks or a single stack, with as little of a box being seen? |
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