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OT, Better Built Truck Boxes...


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Posted by Bryce Frazier on November 24, 2014 at 13:08:26 from (67.142.182.26):

Alright, so I am still undecided as to what I am going to do for a truck box.... SO, I figured I would tease a few guys in there at Big R the other day (North 40 Outfitters now).

So I am in there, and they have the size I want, diamond plate aluminum, and it is about $330 (already more than the DeeZee box on Ebay)

I start talking to three of the guys that WORK there, they ALL said that the Better Built box is poorly built, and that the bottoms of them fall out VERY easily. :

All three tried to sell me the same size box, but it was a Delta (which I have heard mentioned on here as a GOOD box) But they wer 7-800 bucks?!?!?!

I am leaving the store, and I run into a few guys that I have know through logging/farming for along time, and they BOTH have the exact same Better Built box that I was looking at, and one guy told me that it is the best of the best, and the other said that he had to rebuild his shortly after loading it up?

Sooo, I am tossed!

I think that the DeeZee one ebay has a better rep. and it seems to be a little better quality at a better price? I assume it is the better price, because there is no middle man...

I am still thinking that I am going to go with the DeeZee, and then put a sheet of plywood in it, what do you guys think? Anyone want to try to talk me out of it?!?! :)

Bryce


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