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I was reading Phil's letter again and 7 of 8 slots are underneath the rear seat, so it's basically a cargo organizer option. At least Ford is giving customer options in their entry level pickup.

I have one and have been able to make some usefull parts. For the truck I have a Fuse Box for the 12v in the bed, some clips for the bed lights and a 12v socket bracket inside the dash for the dash cam. For work related stuff the company I work for have more expensive printers. Probably there's...

I have a dash cam (front+rear) but it does not record when the truck is off. I have footage of the cars behind me when I arrive at the parking lot but it was late and the license plates are hard to read with low light. I'm planning on upgrading the cameras or adding the small battery to keep the...

I feel the same way, I just love the pickup style and utility. I don't need a huge bed most of the time. I think I will see one of them in my parent's house as they want to replace a 4Runner with a pickup.

Basically, I come back to my truck ~40 min later and that happened. The store have a few security cameras but I cannot see my truck because they only capture the first parking spots of each row near the entrance. It is minor damage in my opinion as I can use the truck. I have a hole in the tail...

I'm starting to hate parking lots... Someone hit my bumper and tail light recently. I don't realize how expensive tail lights with blind spot sensors really are until this happen. Side steps are doing a good job protecting the doors.

Nice to see more 3D printed stuff in the forum. You can look for some matte black filament online and add some texture in your CAD or slicer software. You can also try with some rubberized or textured paint.

I looked for alternatives for a few months to solve this problem and I ended up with the eyebolts as other have suggested. The closest hardware that I can find that looks OEM was at McMaster Carr https://www.mcmaster.com/8030T42/ and It's 1/8 shorter from center to center than the stock tie...

I just did my DIY setup for my bed. I used the Wolf Haus harness and a small fuse box. connected the bed lights and a small power inverter to the fuse box already and have some connections available if I need to add some stuff later...