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: All of the parts and hardware cost me under $70, and it only took 4 hours to make. : I used 1" pipe insulation to pad the metal. : : I built a wooned base for the bed of the truck. I went to the hardware store and got 2 metal gates like teh kind that are on fences. : : I attached teh gates to the wooden frame in the front and rear of the bed. They measure 3'X4', so that's perfect. : : Develop a bracing system to keep the rack upright. : : : : : : I am trying to find a bedrack for my nissan pickup truck. The bedrack website is down and the 1-800 number is disconected. : : : : : : Does anyone know of a commercial product, or have an idea or plans to build one. : : : : : : : : : : Check out this site: : : : : : http://www.bedrack.com/ : : : : : Last year, I bought the Backrack for my open-bed Chevy S-10. It is quick and easy, and works great. I paid about $400. for the Backrack, a Yakima half-rack for above my cab, 4 canoe yokes, and all the tie-down straps. : : : On my Ford Ranger I installed (VERY EASY TO DO) a fold down rack from Rail-N-Rack. I LOVE it. : : : See: http://www.seaportmachine.com/

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