What Color is The BedSlide Max Extension HDTruck Bed Tray w/ T-Tracks # BE53AV?

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What is the color of this slide. Black or alum color? Thanks.

asked by: Aj

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The BedSlide Max Extension HDTruck Bed Tray w/ T-Tracks # BE53AV is black in color. This has a 2,000lb weight capacity and has 100% extension allowing you to easily access the entire sliding tray. The included installation hardware allows you to secure it properly to your aluminum bed.

We do offer a Divider # BE24WR and Bins # BE57WR to help keep smaller items in place.

expert reply by: Bud M

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