Ford Ranger+tool box=stupid?
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#30
Thats what I want for the 150. Doesn't take up a ton of bed space and I can still use my tonneau.
#31
I honestly live by mine - it holds ALL the stuff that used to go behind teh seats, and enabled me to take my two nieces out on long roadtrips without having one sitting in between where my manual shifter is. I can fit all kinds of tools there, and I got a "shallow" one that lets you fit plenty of long stuff underneath the back.. plus with my tailgate style, and my spare being there - it works really well in keeping the back of the truck with enough room for camping or a daytrip fishing.
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#33
Plastic truck box
Black plastic over the rail Delta box here. Kmart closeout price was 35.00.
These cheap ones eventually sag a little in the middle from heat.
Great place to store oil, tools, washer fluid, returnable bottles, tie downs, etc.
Seals leaked water into box so i drilled some small holes in bottom. Dry now.
There is space under it that allows full use of bed length.
Removable, no holes were drilled on truck. Have had it over 10 years.
Would be worth spending extra money for the better ones like powerranger262, others have.
In winter, snow does pile on it but that's no big deal to clear off to use rear slide window.
These cheap ones eventually sag a little in the middle from heat.
Great place to store oil, tools, washer fluid, returnable bottles, tie downs, etc.
Seals leaked water into box so i drilled some small holes in bottom. Dry now.
There is space under it that allows full use of bed length.
Removable, no holes were drilled on truck. Have had it over 10 years.
Would be worth spending extra money for the better ones like powerranger262, others have.
In winter, snow does pile on it but that's no big deal to clear off to use rear slide window.
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#36
That is the first one i had too
still have it in the yard
Needed a bigger one
#37
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I have an alum box that sits in the bed between the rail, on the floor, and doen’t go over the bed rail, it is onlt 16” frt to back but in a 6’ bed it does take up space but it is good storage space.
Tow Stapes, Tools, Extra things that can’t fit a std cab and would roll around in the bed fit in the box without any problem.
I would do the in-bed or the low profile box, i did and do it again.
Tow Stapes, Tools, Extra things that can’t fit a std cab and would roll around in the bed fit in the box without any problem.
I would do the in-bed or the low profile box, i did and do it again.
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#41
It's not stupid if you need it, it simply comes down to individual needs and preferences.
I had a cheap Deflecta Shield diamond plate over the rail box on my old Ranger. The big mistake I made was going cheap. The latches needed to be adjusted frequently to work properly, and because of that it became kind of a pain in the *** to use. I kept tow straps, jumper cables, and all kinds of stuff in it, but I ended up getting fed up with the latches and selling it for much less than I paid. The box ate up a lot of space, but it was good for dry storage and keeping junk out of the cab.
Since I got a Super Cab, I really have no use for a box anymore. The bed space is much more valuable to me. I can fit my Craftsman Rally toolbox behind the seats, along with anything else I want to keep out of the elements and locked up.
If you think you will use and need a box, get one, just get one that's not going to be a headache every time you use it.
I had a cheap Deflecta Shield diamond plate over the rail box on my old Ranger. The big mistake I made was going cheap. The latches needed to be adjusted frequently to work properly, and because of that it became kind of a pain in the *** to use. I kept tow straps, jumper cables, and all kinds of stuff in it, but I ended up getting fed up with the latches and selling it for much less than I paid. The box ate up a lot of space, but it was good for dry storage and keeping junk out of the cab.
Since I got a Super Cab, I really have no use for a box anymore. The bed space is much more valuable to me. I can fit my Craftsman Rally toolbox behind the seats, along with anything else I want to keep out of the elements and locked up.
If you think you will use and need a box, get one, just get one that's not going to be a headache every time you use it.
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