Mystery Mounting Points

Came in two crates with 5 separate panels along with the hardware. Took about two hours to assemble and 4 people to lift and place it on the bed. The aluminum unit weighs 300# and has a roof top limit of 650#.

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SadBailey@reddit

Thank you so much for posting! I just ordered one two days ago for a 2019 tundra, they're saying it should be at my door in 70 days from time of order. I'm nervous about that because I have to have it by mid August, but we'll see! I either just saved $3500 by skipping leer, or lost $1500 if it's not right or doesn't come in time.

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Scout19d19d@reddit (OP)

Once you pay them the communication stalls. You have to be on them weekly for updates. Once it’s on the ship, it will hit the west coast in 2 weeks or the gulf in 3 weeks. Then wait another two weeks for it to be released by customs and domestic shipping. I’m very satisfied with mine and it’s up with snap cap toppers.

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Scout19d19d@reddit (OP)

I bought the aluminum version for $850 (steel was $650) and shipping from China to my house in Texas was $650. Shipping is real, purchased in September 2025 and it arrived February 2026.

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Gnoobl@reddit

Awesome

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Gnoobl@reddit

Aaaaaabsolutely love it.

I wish they had made the 6.4 bed on the 1500 with the boxes as well.

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Scout19d19d@reddit (OP)

They do, go to the Rambox Facebook page and you will see multiple posts from those us who bought one. You will find the sellers and photos of completed units. If you order one from Aliexpress or Alibaba expect to pay $650 - $850 for the steel or aluminum versions. Shipping to your door cost about the same. Locally sold units in the USA cost about $4000 so you will save a lot.

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Gnoobl@reddit

Sorry.

I meant I wish Ram had sold the 6.4 Ram Box bed on the 1500 size truck. Unfortunately it was only available on the the 2500 with the 6.4 bed

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JCDU@reddit

Does that thing not just fill up with dirt / water?

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Scout19d19d@reddit (OP)

It’s riveted to the side so water drains, but good point on mud and dirt.

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minist3r@reddit

I keep seeing ads for this style camper and it almost seems too good to be true with so many obviously Chinese companies selling them. Post an update in like 3 months in how it's holding up.

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Gnoobl@reddit

I’ve seen similar slots on equipment before that called for a carriage bolt head to be inserted.

See if that would fit.

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Scout19d19d@reddit (OP)

Never thought about that, I’ll have to check Home Depot for compatibility.

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geodude1921@reddit

Can confirm, have mounted traction boards and a diesel can to the side of my canopy that has a similar mounting system. Slide bolt through key hole, use a nut to secure it to in place with a washer in between. Then I used a wing nut and some spacers to secure the traction boards on. Used some metal bracket I found at home depo to go between the Jerry can and the wing nut. Tested it off-road and it didn’t move an inch. Stupid cheap solution and you don’t have to buy specialized mounts.

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Gnoobl@reddit

Let me know if that works for the slots.

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SonOfLaGun@reddit

You can probably use any sort of “track mount” options, like others have said the carriage bolt works. They’re called different things in different industries, mostly t-nuts/track/slots or some variation than that. Unfortunately there’s different sizes and depths, so finding one that fits can be trial and error.

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Scout19d19d@reddit (OP)

I’ll check to see if Home Depot has any. I can’t access the track from the back side to lock any bolts which makes it a puzzle piece. I’m thinking the manufacturer did for ascetics and not for function.

My back up plan is to mount some molle panels over it.

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IT_vet@reddit

Looks like carriage bolt to me

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Scout19d19d@reddit (OP)

You might be correct.

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Wonderful-Produce-71@reddit

I swiped. GL with the truck. That's crazy looking