What you think? Hopefully this will help out a little with business.

nice job ronnie.how much did that cost?

A guy I work with done it for me for $175. I got two other bids on it and they were $250 and $450. So I think I got a pretty good deal.

I like it. Clean and neat.

Very good looking! Great eye appeal!

Very classy looking

Looks Good.

Now all you need is a cap and ladder rack.

The ladder rack is next on the list, but I think I can do without the cap.

Trust me you want the cap. When you get to rolling with every cage and trap you own on the truck because it's that time of year or your vacs and metal brakes for exclusion and attic cleanouts plus a full load of power tools you will need a way to keep them secure.

Nice looking truck. As far as the cap, no thanks. Sometimes my truck might look like a crab boat rolling down the road and it gets some looks. Make sure to put the full cages on the bottom. My truck gets looks empty anyways. The cap would be nice if it was tall and had side doors.

Nice Dodge! and then there's the lettering... Looks Good!

I can see both sides on the cap issue. I would love to see some everyday pictures of just how the work truck is pack up and what you put in it. For right now I am just don't have enough business to worry about several jobs in one day. So for me it would be easy to pack up for the job I am headed to and then when finished come back by the shop to regroup. But for those who are running multiple jobs from a single truck, I could see things getting crowded back there. I have often wondered where I was going to put all of the tools of the trade.

What are the things that never leave the truck, no matter what type of job you are headed to? Those just in case I get a call tools?.

Ditto what David said about the cap: it's a necessity if you're serious about doing WC for $$$.
Lettering is attractive, but remember the 50-50 rule: needs to be seen at 50 mph from 50 feet away.

Well the lettering is paying off already, I was dropping off something for my daughter and this lady come running out the door wanting to know if I do squirrels. So we talk for a few minutes and now I get to go check out her attic. 4 days and already got a lead off of it.

Ronnie, wait until they call your number and complain about your driving. ( Usually it's a little old lady in a Cadillac )

I have done both (cap and no cap) and I will say from my experience I "HATED" not having a cap. Every time I went to a store I would be worried about what would be gone out of the back when I returned.

Also hated the animals being exposed to the sun.

Both pick ups now have caps and the peace of mind of knowing my stuff is locked up and secure is worth the price of the cap. I got one off Craigslist for $500 and the other one I bought custom made from Century for $2,000

Caps are also more square footage of advertising space.

I have two caps here at the house, all they need is to be painted. But man I hate driving with a truck with a cap on, you can't see nothing out the back with one on.

I've got a high top on mine, plenty of room.