After much searching and not finding a suitable rack to keep things under my rear seat from sliding out whenever I apply the brakes I invented my own. If someone would explain how to get photos on this site I will post them. It works a treat for me and should be commercially produced.

Y2K 7700 XLT bone stock except for the rack.

 

Where are the photo's you have hosted? Are they on a photo sharing site (http://www.photopoint.com)? If they are then all you have to do is right click on them and go to properties. Highlight and copy the url code and then insert it into your message with [img] before the url and [/img] after the url. easy as that.

Jason

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2001 Bright Red SCab, 5.4, XLT, 4X4

From the factory:

• 5.4L Triton V8
• 4 Wheel Drive
• Off Road Package
• Rear Slider (I'm trying to get rid of)

Added Accesories:

• Snuglid bed cover
• Bugdeflector II painted to match
• Keypad mod (waiting...)
• Extensive body work after collision
• Numerous Malibu Boat stickers

 

Thanks for the quick response. I went there and signed on. Here is a test picture.


[img] http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?...750&Sequence=0 [/img]

 

[img] http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?...444&Sequence=0 [/img]


Here is the second shot.

 

Very nice mod, well done

 

Thats cool, looks just like a bed extender for under the seat.

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Steve
Mine:
1999 F-150 Sport Supercab
Bright Red 4.6L Auto
Billet Grill, Billet Ant, Clear Corners, Sony CD Player, Pioneers in all doors, Kicker 100si Amp, MTX preformed underseat box. Fiberglass Bed Cover
Hers:
2000 Expy Sport
Black, Grey Leather 5.4L
Clear Corners, Alpine CD Player, Punch 150 Amp, JL Audio preformed sub box in rear panel.

 

Here ya go Yafa:




By the way very nice, hows it attached?

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My 2000 F-150

It's A KC Thing....You Wouldn't Understand!!!

[This message has been edited by Spargo2 (edited 06-01-2001).]

 

It fastens with one bolt on each side requiring the person to drill one hole in each seat mount. That seems strong enough to keep it from flexing up and down as well as keeping it tight to the mount.

Thanks for the help with the pictures how did you accomplish getting them to display directly on this BB.

RJ

 

Type in the script for the picture with no spaces. In otherwords you need to type [img]your picture url here[/img]

Jason

 

 

Looks good! My problem was I had the JL Audio stealthbox under about 50% of the seat, and I wanted a good piece of storage as well, so today I built a custom little box. Total cost of modification, about $10 (which included the carpet, the liquid nails, and the lumber). I got the carpet that was closest I could find to match, it was really close but not perfect. Check it out!




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Matt Adams
Littleton, CO
1994 Ford Explorer, highly modified ( http://mattadams.f150online.net )
2000 F-150 XLT Supercab
5.4L Triton V8 Engine, Automatic Transmission, 3" dual exhaust, Rhino lining, K&N Filtercharger Intake Performance Kit (FIPK), JL Audio stealthbox with Phoenix gold amplifier, premium stereo
Genuine Steel brush guard with 4 PIAA 520's mounted on it, PIAA Airdam with PIAA 520 fog's and PIAA 510 superwhite driving lights in it.
off-road and tow packages
and much much more!
Grizzly Roll bar (double bar/single bar) with 5 PIAA 80 XT's mounted on it (3 driving, 2 fogs)
Storage box in the back
Soon to come:
Pistol mod (convenient, easily accessible yet somewhat hidden access).
Custom paint job?

[This message has been edited by mattbert (edited 06-04-2001).]

 

Question...do you guys like the newer Tundra-style flip-up back sets? I have the fold-down kind and I really like the flat surface it provides. I was just wondering about the newer style. These storage mods can't work with the old style, but they are sure innovative and nicely done.