Yes, but be prepared for a rough ride. You will also have to rig up legal lighting. Check your state laws and local ordinances as you may be required to have mud flaps or fenders over the wheels. Even if they're not required, it's still a good idea for the protection of your rear window and more importantly, the motorist behind you. Also keep in mind that your rear end will slide out from underneath you a whole lot easier without the weight of the bed. So you will need to go slower and take it easier in many driving situations. Rear wheel lockup during braking will also be a concern, so start slowing down sooner. Removing the bed and simply leaving it as a bare chassis will change a lot of handling and driving characteristics.
Yes as long a you have mud flaps and proper lighting.
Yes
In Minnesota, children under 18 are not allowed to ride in the truck bed unless there is an emergency situation or when the vehicle is participating in a parade. It is always recommended to have children properly seated inside the vehicle with seat belts on for their safety.
As long as it is secure and contained within the bed of the truck.
No way to answer this without knowing the dimensions of the truck bed. For all we know, you could be talking about a small pickup or a large dump/tipper truck.
To the best of my knowledge most 2 wheel rear drive cars and trucks can be towed without damaging the transmission (if by your question you mean "flat towed" as meaning towed behind a tow truck on it's rear wheels). Most, if not all, 4 wheel drive cars need to be towed ( carried up on) a flat bed truck. Having a flat bed truck carry a 4 wheel drive car will prevent damage to the transmission.
The price of a Ford F150 XLT Long Bed with Rear Wheel Drive will vary depending on the year of the truck. A brand new truck with this features is roughly around $41,000.
Of course it will. You can put any bed from any truck on any other truck. A bed is a bed is a bed.
It depends on the length of your truck extended cab, regular cab, long bed or short bed?
North Carolina law states you have to be 12 or older to ride in the bed of any truck
No, it will destroy it.
drive it away
a truck bed. a truck bed.