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The original tail light panel was aluminum diamond plate with OEM tail lights. it reminded me of the vehicals in the movie Road Warriors. Pretty ugly if to ask me.

   

My P-bed (pressure washer bed,)was the first bed I built for my truck and it happens to be my favorite.

 

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 P -bed, (pressure washer bed.)
four foot wide T-Bar cross members,
with a half rack weighed a little more than 500 lb..

I built the Caddy Trunk because I wanted to be able to drive my truck around naked and not worry about having some guy show up with a tape measure.  However, once it got a set of wheel son the front it has become the handiest thing a person can have.  

The second generation Caddy trunk was one I built in Las Vegas with few sheets of half inch plywood from the old Levi Blue Jeans plant in Henderson, (now a Wonderbread plant.) I did have to buy a 2x6 and a couple twelve foot 2x4s.
   I don't think it ever got out of primer, but here is a picture of it at the beach in Oceanside with my 6'4" Xanadu Pig on the back

The third generation of my Caddy Trunk.
(Built in Morro Bay, notice the deeper trunk)

There is once thing I would like to mention, this Caddy Trunk is actually the hardiest bed to load out of all of them because if you hit it; it can bounce around or if the wheels are not locked, it can take off rolling.

The P - bed, was my favorite bed.

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