What kind of Hauler do you have?! This is what you need!

[almcbri]

http://www.californiatruckinconcepts.com/?src=overture

Over the weekend I met a guy who has a truck similiar to the one in the picture except it has 6 full doors and is all red Ford truck. He is also building a 6 door custom Excursion that has a Cat motor and auto trans! This thing is awesome as well but is not finished. These trucks have tires on the rear that makes Pro-street tires seem small. For those of you going to Sema you will see the red Ford 6 door there. pretty cool trucks.

[LVCamaro]

The bed rail height appears to make it impossible to pull goose neck or 5th wheel trailers...otherwise they look cool for bumper hitch type trailers with a 2' dropped receiver ball/pental hook.

[Damn True]

Search "toterhomes" Those are where it's at!

Something like this:
http://www.racingjunk.com/exec/ca/view/449009/2001-Columbia-Freightliner--REDUCED-PRICE.html

or this

http://www.racingjunk.com/ui/3/1/68-1129398206031.jpg

[race-rodz]

i have a bagged crewcab dually chevy squarebody, and a 42' 3 axle 5th wheel project...its also bagged :D i have this "thing" with being able to roll up and drop the truck/trailer flat on the ground.

eventually i wanna build a "toterhome" style hauler out of a 40's vintage COE, use a duramax/alison, haul 1 car or a couple bikes with sleeping qtrs.

[Derek69SS]

Corvette taillights in a FORD??? :_paranoid

Very cool, but unless you spend a lot of time on the road, it's totally impractical. At least a crew-cab dually 1-ton could be used to run around town if you need to. ...but I guess if you can afford it, you probably aren't looking for "practical" :D

[T Bell]

thought I was the only one to catch that. But then again people put 9 inch rear ends in Chevys all the time.