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Old 08-20-2018, 06:49 PM   #6
mhbell
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Looks to me that you have a couple of options.
If a floor for the hitch rails was needed you could always install a piece of Diamond plate steel between the frame rails of the truck. another possibility would be to install a goose neck hitch and pin box. That could be a better option if you are going to install a flat bed. That way the hitch would be hidden when you were not towing. No rails in the flat bed that way and more room for stuff when towing.
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