New mod, bed rails what do ya think?

[Ursidae69]

My buddy Jayson (Loosehead on Yotatech) and I built some rails over the weekend for inside my bed. I wanted something that I could use to better secure things in the bed. We built these out of 3/4 inch square tubing welded to 1/4 inch flat steel pieces. He did all the welding, but I tried and am learning.http://www.4wdtrips.net/forum/emoticons/ok-kewl.gif After all the welds were cleaned up I Duplicolored them. They are really sturdy, more than I thought they would be. Goodtimes had something similar on his ZR2 before he bought the Rubi. Thanks for the idea!http://www.4wdtrips.net/forum/emoticons/supercool.gif Can't see the pass side too well thanks to the sun.


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Post Edited (Ursidae69) : 3/11/2004 3:56:01 AM GMT

[Tawayama]

Looks like a good sturdy cheap and effective solution to lack of tie-down points.

Kudos for making it yourself!

Michael Slade
Tawàyama Safaris Inc.
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[BajaTaco]

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[JackSilb]

Cool. You can even build a sleeping bed on it and remove when not needed.

-JACK


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