Raised bed floors
Floor height and structure built around the frame and suspension without the improvised box-over-the-chassis appearance.
Lowered & air-ride classic trucks
Raised bed floors, tubs, inner structures and chassis closeouts formed around suspension travel, tire clearance and the finished look of the truck.
Clearance made intentional
A bed raise has to clear the frame, suspension and tires while keeping the bed usable and the finished fabrication consistent with the truck.
Floor height and structure built around the frame and suspension without the improvised box-over-the-chassis appearance.
Tubs shaped for tire clearance and suspension travel, with proportions that fit the bed or interior.
Clean metalwork around frame rails, notches, links and suspension components while preserving required movement.
Supporting framework and panels designed together so the finished bed has strength instead of cosmetic skin alone.
Edges, beads and corners carried through the bed so the raised floor reads as part of the build.
Removable or accessible sections planned where the suspension, fuel system or chassis needs future maintenance.
Shape follows the build
Ride height alone does not define the metalwork. Tire size, suspension travel, frame layout, fuel-system placement, exhaust and intended bed use all affect the final shape.
The strongest result comes from planning the tubs, floor, supports and closeouts together instead of adding one section at a time.
Before the bed is cut
Year, model, chassis, suspension, tire size, ride height, travel and intended bed use belong in the first review.
Frame, suspension, tire, fuel and service needs are mapped before the bed-floor height is established.
Work is billed at $100 per hour with a $400 minimum and a 50% non-refundable deposit.
Supports, tubs, floor and closeouts are formed and fitted as one finished assembly.
Need the bed to clear a custom chassis?
Photos at ride height and accurate component information make the first fabrication review far more useful.
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