Anyone got bedrail toolboxes on their Screw?
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04-13-2006, 10:31 AM
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Anyone got bedrail toolboxes on their Screw?
I need a tool box for my 06 F150 Screw. There is absolutely no storage in these trucks. I'd at first thought I'd get a saddlebox, but with such a short bed, I'm now thinking some low profile bedrail boxes (one on each side) would be the most efficient way to go. I'm leaning towards the black power coated aluminum diamondplate. Does anyone have these boxes on their 04-06 Screw and if so, can you post a picture? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by CRFracer
I need a tool box for my 06 F150 Screw. There is absolutely no storage in these trucks. I'd at first thought I'd get a saddlebox, but with such a short bed, I'm now thinking some low profile bedrail boxes (one on each side) would be the most efficient way to go. I'm leaning towards the black power coated aluminum diamondplate. Does anyone have these boxes on their 04-06 Screw and if so, can you post a picture? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by CRFracer
I need a tool box for my 06 F150 Screw. There is absolutely no storage in these trucks. I'd at first thought I'd get a saddlebox, but with such a short bed, I'm now thinking some low profile bedrail boxes (one on each side) would be the most efficient way to go. I'm leaning towards the black power coated aluminum diamondplate. Does anyone have these boxes on their 04-06 Screw and if so, can you post a picture? Thanks.
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05-08-2006, 11:46 PM
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There is a pic of a low profile box in this thread https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...hlight=toolbox