Pete M Posted June 4, 2009 Posted June 4, 2009 I made mine from a product called Uni-strut. Got it free from the trash at work back in the day. It was one of the earliest mods I did (since the bed liner covered up the factory stuff). I installed it using a 2x4 as a backing to pinch the bed seam. It's so strong I swear you could almost pick up the truck from it. :D A benefit is that there are a multitude of attachments for uni-strut. Here you see them holding my co2 tank and fire extinguisher. And I used some smaller brackets under the truck to hold my spare axle shafts.
Wildman Posted June 4, 2009 Posted June 4, 2009 Hey, ya got any XJ rails sitting around the warehouse there Bob? Yea, I have a couple sets of XJ roof racks, plus I have a swb bed liner thats under mount already :brows:
aemsee Posted June 4, 2009 Posted June 4, 2009 Hey, ya got any XJ rails sitting around the warehouse there Bob? Yea, I have a couple sets of XJ roof racks, plus I have a swb bed liner thats under mount already :brows: Well I will be traveling in a Sebring convertible. Can probably do the rails, but the bed liner might be too much :D . You need to add this stuff up so I know how much cash to bring!
Wildman Posted June 4, 2009 Posted June 4, 2009 Hey, ya got any XJ rails sitting around the warehouse there Bob? Yea, I have a couple sets of XJ roof racks, plus I have a swb bed liner thats under mount already :brows: Well I will be traveling in a Sebring convertible. Can probably do the rails, but the bed liner might be too much :D . You need to add this stuff up so I know how much cash to bring! Thats easy, put the top down on the convertible, and we'll flip the bed liner up side down and you'll have a "new" top to ride home with.........easy problem solved :D
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