I'm thinking Howard and Linda had one made for their truck.Check back to some of their original info pages from when they first started.

Yes Howard and Linda have one.

I do like Fred does... roll the cover back plus use an across the bed toolbox and plastic containers in the bed along with ladder, flag pole, small propane tank, wheel chocks & blocks.

At one time there was a company that made fiberglass inserts to cover the whole bed except the hitch. The insert V'd down behind the hitch. There were compartments with lids across the front, down the sides and across the rear for storage of items. I always thought these were great, I see them advertised on e-bay/craigslist once in a while. Of course they are for older P/U beds but I'm guessing can be modified to fit a newer truck.

I saw a guy that had taken a solid bed cover, cut a oversized hole in it for the trailer pin box to fit through and then had a nylon cloth boot made that snapped on the outside of the cover and around the pin box with elastic ribs and extra material to allow the pin box to turn. He carried all of his swapmeet merchandise in the pickup bed. He said as long as the 5th wheel was hooked his stuff was secure and dry. He had a hard patch that locked in place to cover the hole in the bed cover when he was unhitched. It's tough enough trying to hitch up with the whole hitch exposed, I'd hate to have to work through a hole to lock/ unlock the pin and hook up brake cable...etc. let alone line up the hitch and king pin.

-- Edited by thebearII on Tuesday 22nd of September 2009 03:47:12 PM

Thanks you guys!

They are available. We ordered one and my husband installed in one evening. It rolls up to open for towing. Closes and covers the hitch when not towing.

We have a Curt hitch and it fits under the closed cover. we know someone who has a Reese and its handle sits to hi and doesn't fit under.

The brand we have is a Roll N Lock.  

-- Edited by Lets get moving on Wednesday 15th of February 2017 06:53:59 AM