greyphox
Well-known member
Lots of ratchet straps, in various lengths, widths, and working load ratings.
You can buy E-Track accessories and use the box link system and make your own attachments if you are somewhat handy. Just keep in mind the E-Track accessories are a bit smaller than the box link, so there can be some side to side play. I plan to make my own bed divider soon for probably $30 of materials, it just won't look as pretty as the $350 plastic Ford one.
I bought these to use since they were cheap:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HHVCDKF?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
Depending on your cab configuration (I assume crew since that is the most popular), rear under seat storage is great for all the miscellaneous stuff you want to keep around. If you don't have it from the factory, there are usually aftermarket ones you can buy.
If you have a lot of stuff, a truck tool box could come in handy, but most people have short beds and that eats up a lot of bed space. Those rear swing cases are a pretty popular solution (as @Fredm2002 already mentioned) as you can keep the full length of the bed, you just lose that space between the wheel well and tailgate, but you can still have a standard bed cover, unlike a normal tool box. Personally, they are not for me, but each person has their own requirements and tastes, and you can customize your truck however suits your life best.
You can buy E-Track accessories and use the box link system and make your own attachments if you are somewhat handy. Just keep in mind the E-Track accessories are a bit smaller than the box link, so there can be some side to side play. I plan to make my own bed divider soon for probably $30 of materials, it just won't look as pretty as the $350 plastic Ford one.
I bought these to use since they were cheap:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HHVCDKF?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
Depending on your cab configuration (I assume crew since that is the most popular), rear under seat storage is great for all the miscellaneous stuff you want to keep around. If you don't have it from the factory, there are usually aftermarket ones you can buy.
If you have a lot of stuff, a truck tool box could come in handy, but most people have short beds and that eats up a lot of bed space. Those rear swing cases are a pretty popular solution (as @Fredm2002 already mentioned) as you can keep the full length of the bed, you just lose that space between the wheel well and tailgate, but you can still have a standard bed cover, unlike a normal tool box. Personally, they are not for me, but each person has their own requirements and tastes, and you can customize your truck however suits your life best.
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