All set up, this is what its like
From Behind
Just bent some pieces of steel into shape and it just hangs off the lip of the toolbox itself
Closer look on how the brackets are shaped up
Just cut out a little notch to hold the neck keep the rod stable.
All in all, this set up cost me 5 bucks and a few hours to make. I wanted a rod rack for a while but didnt want to spend an arm and a leg just so i could hold my fishing rods. I didnt want to drill a hole to mount it on my toolbox either so i came up with my own idea. Materials used were lumber i had laying around, screws, flat steel, and the pvc pipe. Spray painting it is up to you. I built this out of scrap materials i had lying around the garage for under 5 dollars. Now that 5 dollars only came from buying the pvc pipe. At lowes, 10 feet was i think 4 something and tax. If you dont have wood, lowes has the same wood (15 feet iirc) for 2.50. Really this is just a cheap project i did during a weekend. Dont be afraid to try it out yourself!