Modern Vespa

I'm renting a truck to transport my scooter, my wife and our 2 Yorkies. We're driving down to Richmond Virginia for Amerivespa. I got a decent deal from Enterprise.
I reserved a Nissan Frontier but they've told me I'll probably end up with a Dodge Ram or a Ford F-150.
The plan is use handle straps to tie down my T5. I have a CRV and a small trailer, but it bounces around and I don't want to drive 1600 miles with it.
I want to make a wheel chock for the trip to help stabilize the scooter.
I won't be able to bolt it down on the rental.
Has anyone made one that would work?

DIY Wheel Chocks

If needed, I'm sure you can adjust the size for you scooter.

Good luck!

My pickup isn't here to show how this fits, but it's just a piece of plywood cut the width of the truck bed with a cheap steel chock mounted on it. The scooter when it's strapped down holds the chock & plywood in place. I have a similar arrangement that I use with my trailer.

I just did a quick image search for Nissan Frontier Bed and all of them showed a sliding track anchor mounting system (same as the Toyota Tacoma which I used to have, F150 has an adjustable but not slider system. Not sure about Ram). Rather than use a chock, I jammed a 4x4 up forward and used cargo straps from the scooter to the bed anchors. Easy peazy and cheap

If I were going to use an arrangement like I've shown above with a rental truck where I didn't know the exact width of the bed, I would use a narrower board than the big piece of leftover plywood that I happened to have. A 1x6 board would keep the chock from sliding side to side, and a longer length of it could be cut at the last minute with a hand saw to fit the truck.

http://www.scootermercato.com/Scooter-Parts/Transport-Safety-Care/STERLING-7000

That's an excellent idea! I should order me up one of those.

I ordered the wheel chock from Scooter Mercado. Easy peasy, no muss no fuss!