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Nov. 1st 2011, the stage was set with exhibitors and attendees from all over the world to see the latest in truck accessories at the Las Vegas SEMA Show. The SEMA show is the largest automotive after-market show in the world. For several years BEDSLIDE has showcased the leading innovative cargo tray BEDSLIDE on the market. This year was no exception. In fact, it’s safe to say, it was the best year yet!
Thanks to great team members the BEDSLIDE Booth was a must see.
After taking it all in, attendees got a first hand look at the new BEDSLIDES, starting with the BEDSLIDE 1000 and BEDSLIDE 1000 PRO SE.
Both the BEDSLIDE 1000 and BEDSLIDE 1000 PRO SE come standard with
- 5-year guarantee
- Full width grab bar for easy access from either side
- Dual pin latch to eliminate binding
- Laser cut formed steel for precise, easy-glide action
- Multiple locking positions for safety and convenience
- Easy installation and removal system
- Rubberized skid-proof deck
The BEDSLIDE 1000 is designed to be sleek while delivering up to a half-ton of cargo, the BEDSLIDE 1000 offers 4-inch perimeter side rails for secure, safe stowage, transport and easy access. Drop this in the bed and your truck just got a lot better.
The BEDSLIDE 1000 PRO SE steps up when you have everything you need to take on the great outdoors, you need a cargo management system to easily get it there. With D-Ring tie downs and integrated T-Slots for rack attachments, the BEDSLIDE 1000 PRO SE makes it easy to stow and go.
- Integrated sidetracks with 4 adjustable tie downs
- Easily removable containment walls
- Optional accessories
We’re just getting started. Still to come, the BEDSLIDE 1500 PRO CG & BEDSLIDE 2000 PRO HD and a visit to the tech center and our new Retail Display Unit. Follow on with the BEDSLIDE Nation and GET TO IT!
I HAVE DONE ALOT OF ON-LINE RESEARCH, AND FROM WHAT I SEE THIS CG1500 OR 2000 PRO IS EXACTLY WHAT I WOULD LIKE. I HAVE A 2011 FORD F350 SUPERDUTY CREW CAB WITH AN 8″ STANDARD BOX. I HAVE A GOOFY TAILGATE THAT HAS A GRAB BAR/STEP INTEGRATED IN IT SO IT IS APPROX. 2 1/2″ ABOVE BED HEIGHT. THE BEDSLIDE MUST CLEAR THE TAIL GATE WITH LOAD ONBOARD. DOES YOUR SLIDE ADDRESS THIS?
IF SO I WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE ONE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
THX
BOB BURRELL
Hello Bob,
The BEDSLIDE 1500 PRO CG has a built in adjustable height bearing tab to clear the step up kit. The 2000 PRO HD is constructed differently and would need a spacer kit.
Thanks
I am starting a mobile car cleaning business and have a 2012 Ford Transit Connnect that we want to have a bedslide installed in it. The width is 48″ and length is 69″. The 1000 pound capacity is more than adequate for our equipment. How much does it cost for a 1000 bedslide including a front added second level shelf? Can I install it myself or do I need the local dealer in Madison, WI install it? How far out will the bedslide extend beyond the rear door opening? How is the bedslide attached to the floor of a Ford Transit Connect?
Cal Stanisch
Owner, General Manager
Green Team Auto SPA
Middleton, WI 53562
PH 608-235-0549
Hey Cal,
That sounds like a great set up. The BEDSLIDE 1000 is $899.00. You may want to ask your local dealer for a price as well. The second level tray is not ready to be produced yet. However, you could make your own and bolt to the decking. You just need to make sure it does not affect the frame work. It’s always best to have a dealer install, but you can install yourself. The BEDSLIDE leaves 16 inches of the top tray in the truck. So you get anywhere from 75-80% outside the truck bed depending on the length of the BEDSLIDE. The BEDSLIDE installs via 4 riv nut bolts. So it’s like an anchor bolt form the top of the truck bed. You just have to make sure you are not drilling into anything below.
Since we do not make a specific model for the Ford Transit Connect, you may want to consider using one of our other parts that is close like the 10-6548-CL. It’s 65″x48″. Otherwise you will need to do a special order. This is no problem though. It’s just a little extra for the custom sizes.
Thank you!
How do I remove my bedslide so I can perform some cleaning of my truck bed.