Hi All,

I have a 2001 Tacoma 4-door with the shortbed (and campershell) and
I'd like to be able to sleep two people in the back. Naturally this
is going to require that we leave the tailgate down at night and
making a few other changes, like figuring out how to deal with
insects, but for now I'm concerned only with making a flat bed to
sleep on. I see the lip around the inside of the bedliner that is
clearly intended for a sheet of plywood to be slid in there...I can
even see the lowered section where a pair of 2x4's would need to be
inserted first to add stability to the plywood.

I've never done anything like this before. Is there a webpage or
website (or maybe just some suggestions) somebody could suggest before
I start buying and cutting?

Thanks,
Eric

Wisconsin

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