Goose Gear
Toyota - Tundra - 2022-Present - 3rd Gen - Explore Series - 5.5' Bed Plate
With or Without Anchor Points:No Holes
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The Toyota Tundra 5.5' Bed Plate is designed to provide the foundation for your build. Whether you are looking for an option to build out your camper with our modular cabinets for your camper or build your own. This platform is a great starting point.
Available in two options.
- The rear base plate without anchor points for your own build or a clean flat platform for the bed of your truck.
- With anchor points for our Goose Gear Camper System Interior option. This plate features pre-installed anchor points for you to mount our various GGCS camper modules directly to the plate without further drilling into your vehicle.
This product does require drilling into the bed of your truck for proper installation.
Prior to drilling, inspect the underside of your vehicle to ensure that you do not drill into any critical vehicle components such as gas, hybrid, wiring etc.
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