About 4 Trademarks found that are owned by The Ramp Rack Inc.

Aftermarket automobile accessories, namely, convertible ramps for attaching to pickup truck beds

The mark consists of a three-dimensional configuration of an attachable ramp for the end of a truck bed which can also be stored in a separated stand-alone configuration. The top portion of the ramp is slightly curved at the bottom and has side walls with slanted cut out pieces. On the truck-facing top corner of each of the ramp side walls, there are adjustable arms for attaching to the truck bed. On the outer-facing top corner of each side wall, there is a latch meant to hold up the bottom portion of the ramp when not in use. The bottom portion of the ramp is attached to the top portion of the ramp using a hydraulic hinge. Underneath the hinge on the side wall is a handle. Underneath the top portion of the ramp is the attachment to be connected to the truck hitch and a stabilizing leg that extends to the ground.

The mark consists of a three-dimensional configuration of an attachable ramp for the end of a truck bed in which the ramp is folded onto itself and positioned vertically. The two ramp sections have arcuate nested shapes and there are side walls with slanted cut out pieces. The ramp is positioned on a bed extender which has a lower support for optional connection to a trailer hitch. The top portions of the ramp sections are pivotally connected to each other.

The mark consists of a three-dimensional configuration of an attachable truck bed extender and ramp for the end of a truck bed in which the ramp is positioned for use. The ramp is pivotally connected to the bed extender with a piston connecting the ramp to a side wall. The side walls have slanted cut out pieces. The ramp is positioned on a bed extender which has a lower support for optional connection to a trailer hitch and a post which can be positioned on the ground. Rails extend from the top of the bed extender to form three sides of a rectangular frame with a shelving unit on an end opposite from the bed extender. The shelving unit has slanted cut out pieces. Portions of a vehicle are shown in dashed lines to show placement of the three-dimensional configuration as unclaimed subject matter which does not form part of the claimed three-dimensional configuration.