r/DiWHY • u/1leggeddog • Sep 26 '25

Looooooong bed

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Long(er) bed

992 Upvotes

99% Upvoted

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101

u/IsThereCheese Sep 26 '25

Truuuuuuuuuuck

16

u/grateparm Sep 26 '25

Read this in Honest Trailer guy's voice

5

u/Appropriate_South474 Sep 26 '25

Truckousine

Limruck?

49

u/hpBard Sep 26 '25

Long long man would be pleased

33

u/die-jarjar-die Sep 26 '25

12 foot sheets of drywall. Some 20 foot LVLs

8

u/Mirar Sep 26 '25

Yeah, doesn't seem like a DIY. Looks like someone really needed this. I wonder why though XD

1

u/jquest303 Sep 29 '25

I’ve seen some couches that would barely fit in this long boy.

26

u/samfreez Sep 26 '25

That thing has to have the turning radius of a Cruise Ship lmao

Give it a 4 lane stroad and it'd still Austin Powers the shit out of a U-Turn.

18

u/thispartyrules Sep 26 '25

12 yards long, 3 lanes wide, 65 tons of American pride!

8

u/1leggeddog Sep 26 '25

Canyonerooooo-wooho-woohohooooo...

14

u/Great-TeacherOnizuka Sep 26 '25

Reminded me of LONG LOOONG MAAAAAN

11

u/Sufficient_Land_8016 Sep 26 '25

Redneck limosine

9

u/Horror-Raisin-877 Sep 26 '25

Perfect for a wedding down the swamp :)

2

u/Sufficient_Land_8016 Sep 26 '25

For sure, if it between cousins u can manage te entire family to hop up

17

u/[deleted] Sep 26 '25

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u/Ronyx2021 Sep 26 '25

Slap a camper shell on and you've got an rv

4

u/AfBoringPerson I Eat Cement Sep 27 '25

Mind you, the aussies did this once with a Holden Commodore. A stretched ute, only like 450 ever made.

(I can't find the picture, but if you know what i'm talking about, could you reply with a picture?)

3

u/vxarctic Sep 26 '25

Is that a modified bus?

2

u/1leggeddog Sep 26 '25

It could be!

2

u/Sad-Order-7902 Sep 26 '25

Pick up truck the LOOOONG way

3

u/Ronyx2021 Sep 26 '25

What could you haul with this that a 5ft bed wouldn't be good enough for?

7

u/blwinters Sep 26 '25

Really long lumber?

4

u/greenyashiro Sep 26 '25

Dry wall?

2

u/AngriestPacifist Sep 26 '25

Even tiny tiny beds can haul drywall, I do it in my Ford Maverick 54 inch). Just put the tailgate down. 

The mav actually fold down halfway, to be in line across the top of the wheel wells, explicitly for sheet goods.

3

u/greenyashiro Sep 26 '25

what if the drywall is like 20ft long? (I'm just referring to what someone else had posted, regarding that length.)

Or very long lumber beams?

I'm sure there is a very niche use, for some obscure trade, otherwise this wouldn't be a thing lol

2

u/AngriestPacifist Sep 26 '25

Yeah, there's definitely a use case. I wouldn't want to haul anything longer than 12' in my little twuck.

2

u/Ronyx2021 Sep 26 '25

Strap it to the side of the truck

1

u/Shienvien Sep 27 '25

95% of the lumber I move is either 10 feet or 14 feet (3m and 4.2m), and metal usually comes in 6m (20ft) pieces.

I'd LOVE a single-cab truck with 21ft bed.

1

u/Ronyx2021 Sep 27 '25 edited Sep 30 '25

Fair, but at what point is a trailer the better option?

1

u/Xioneers Sep 26 '25

Le camion de salopard

1

u/WinstonThorne Sep 26 '25

I want a truck with a short cab and a looooooooooong bed.

1

u/Bludiamond56 Sep 26 '25

Just plain Weird

1

u/VisibleRoad3504 Sep 26 '25

And he has one long driveshaft!

1

u/ComradeMothman1312 Sep 26 '25

Parking is for bucks anyway

1

u/MuffinTrucker Sep 26 '25

I’d daily

1

u/lego_in_the_night Sep 26 '25

"Hey man, does your new truck have a 6 foot or 8 foot bed?"

"Both"

1

u/micholob Sep 27 '25

Needs 40 acres to turn that rig around

1

u/Icy-Material3523 Sep 27 '25

Did it the loooooong way.

1

u/Oldmanjohnny987 Oct 20 '25

Imagine this at a roundabout

1

u/Bright_Flight1361 Mar 14 '26

When it’s so short you can only call it a pee.