Cargobody Inserts

[reconbyfire]

Curious if anyone has experience with this product. They seem to offer generic and purpose specific models. In my search and planning for my Tundra E-Vehicle, I saw one of these on a Consumers Energy truck yesterday and the layout was just sweet. So I had to investigate further.

http://www.cargobody.com

http://www.cargobody.com/camper.htm

 

[Lynn]

No personal experience, but memer CrazyJane just started a thread pointing out some mil surplus units that appear to be made by CargoBody:

Here's the thread.

I haven't compared the price, so don't know if they are a good deal or not. They also appear to be missing the side doors, which would be nice to have.

 

[haven]

Here's a set of accessory drawers for the CargoBody

Just get your buddies to lie on their sides, and you've got sleeping space for four

 

[haven]

Astoria Mid-Box

Here's another fiberglass utility body. This one goes beyond a simple insert, modifying the passenger side of the truck bed to add a set of roll-out drawers.

This makes sense to me since it's difficult to get to the space all the way up by the truck cab. You could use a similar setup to roll out your camp kitchen.

The truck pictured is a Chevy Colorado. The company that makes the Mid-Box is Astoria Inc, located in Iowa Their web site is http://www.astoriainc.com

Chip Haven

 

[Life_in_4Lo]

Ford is offering a Midbox F-150 as a OEM factory truck. The whole thing looks really cool, i'm sure it's all of great quality. prob very expensive tho

 

[ExpoMike]

I had looked at their web site as well. I thought it would be a cool setup as well. I think the biggest problem is they list them for full size domestic trucks so not sure how well they would fit anything else. The ex military ones in that post seems like a great price, $1500.

If I was doing a truck setup, I would have to consider one of these.