storage system box 106 may be made to be 3 or 4 inches high more or less a 4 inch or higher depth of ramp and equipment storage system box 106 readily permits the ramps to be slightly thicker and therefore stronger and also permits the equipment storage box 202 fig2 to be deep enough to handle fishing reels attached to fishing poles and certain other hand tools such as shovels etc the intermediate ramps 108 proximal ramps 110 and distal ramps 112 may be steel aluminum plastic or other suitable materials the material choice may depend upon the types of objects that will be used on the ramps and the environments and other circumstances typically involved in their use fig1 shows two ramps separated by a central region with no ramps or other structure extending from the ramp and equipment storage system box 106 distal ramps 112 are shown retracted or nested within intermediate ramps 108 if the desire were to have longer ramps then distal ramps 112 could be merely pulled or extracted from the interior cavity in intermediate ramps 108 now referring to fig2 there is shown the ramp and equipment storage system box 106 of the present invention equipment storage tray 202 is shown in a more close up view after having been extracted from central bay 204 of ramp and equipment storage system box 106 the intermediate ramps 108 are shown in a retracted configuration in driver 39 s side bay 206 and passenger 39 s side bay 208 it should be understood that equipment.