Manufacturer specification below. New unit, price published, delivered to the 48 contiguous states.
Choosing a replacement truck bed
A replacement bed is not a trailer. It is a body that bolts to your truck's frame in place of the factory bed, usually because the original is rusted, wrecked, or simply the wrong tool for the work.
Fitment is by frame and cab configuration, not by model year alone. Cab-to-axle measurement is the number that decides whether a given body fits your truck, and it is worth measuring before ordering rather than after.
Flatbeds trade enclosed storage for width and open access. Skirted bodies add lockable compartments down each side. Both usually add a headache rack option to protect the rear window.
Questions worth asking first
Will this fit my truck?
Fitment depends on your cab-to-axle measurement and frame width. Measure your truck and send the figures to the desk before ordering; we will confirm against the manufacturer's fitment data rather than guess.
Is installation included?
No. These ship as bodies. Installation is done by a local upfitter or body shop, and wiring and lighting are part of that work.
Flatbed or skirted?
Flatbed for maximum deck width and the simplest loading. Skirted when you want lockable side compartments and can accept the narrower deck.