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I installed my own hooks in the bed. But you're right I had to redesign the truck to haul groceries. So I guess I should delete my post.
I did a low tech solution myself haha. I have a backplip vp and bed rug so I carry groceries in the back, got sick of everything rolling around All the stores here use the white plastic grocery bags so I have a 3ft bungee I hook to one cleat, run other end through all the bag handle loops and hook to other sides cleat. BOOM!! All the bags stay put and upright.
Whenever I load gravel in the back of a truck I throw a tarp down first. keeps the gravel in place from getting into areas I don't want it and makes unloading the last 10% so much easier. Plus tarps are cheap.
Picked up 1100 pounds of rock on Friday. Used the tarp idea. Worked great! I also slid a piece of plywood under the tarp and let it over-hang the tailgate a bit when I was unloading just to make sure I didn't whack the tailgate.
Getting ready to load 1000 pounds of Florida Fieldstone in the truck.
Getting ready to unload 1100 lbs of Florida Fieldstone.
01-29-2016, 03:31 PM
All the stores here use the white plastic grocery bags so I have a 3ft bungee I hook to one cleat, run other end through all the bag handle loops and hook to other sides cleat. BOOM!! All the bags stay put and upright. 
