by Kim L Kirsch

Created on: April 08, 2009

Some of the trucks that we see on a daily basis may be Western Haulers. Some could also be from any of the top three automakers with Western Hauler modifications mostly on the bed of the truck. If you have been one of the unlucky people in the world who have had their cars towed away, it was most likely done by one of these trucks.

The company offers many options for your pick-up truck in order to convert it from a regular truck to a functional transporter of vehicles or anything else that you need to move. Often times, functionality is not the only reason why one would desire a Western Hauler truck. Since the company's inception in 1982, these trucks have become very stylish and many people around the country are enjoying the bigness of the trucks, the awesome paint jobs, as well as the functionality.

Purchasing any Western Hauler multipurpose bed that is fully installed, undercoated and painted to match your truck, you will find that you are going to be able to enjoy the following standards options:

sprayed on bed liner

aluminum fenders

spare tire rack

headache rack with lights

mud flaps

top of bed rails

toolboxes

complete trailer hook up

Gooseneck with 2- 5/16 30,000 pound test ball, brake control and light with toggle switch can be purchased as an additional option.

Customizing the inside of your truck to a Western Hauler is also a possibility to make your everyday truck look amazing when purchasing one or more of these options:

window tint

custom bucket seats, your choice of powerbase cloth or leather

rear sofa seat

recover factory seats

six way power base seat for the driver's side and/or passenger-side

wood floor console with high gloss finish

additional drink holders and storage

overhead would console with high gloss finish

CB radio with the Weather Channel

radar detector

rear seat entertainment system

pyrometer and turbo boost gauge package

stereo system

The exterior options of a Western Hauler truck can really turn heads while you are driving down the road.
With so many to choose from, you are sure to be able to pick at least one or more that you can add to your custom-built truck. We have listed a few here:

equalizer hitch

rear bumper

rear roll pan

mud flaps, brackets, waits, anti-sails

bed side protectors

tailgate rubber

rubber bed mat

Fiberglas ground effects

running boards

front spoiler

hood protector

It is important to note that there are many exterior paint options, wheel options, and fuel system options. There are additional options as well such as air ride with onboard compressor and gauge, and even exhaust work if this is your desire.

The ability to decide everything about your custom built truck can bring you many years of enjoyment while driving or hauling.

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