You can jam a lot in there...



ForumRunner_20141103_151816.jpg

But you'll never fit anything over 30" high lol

__________________
Dennis Brady

Black 2001 4x2 XLT Supercab 3.0 "Shadow" - WIA

Black 2001 4x4 EDGE Supercab 4.0 ('Body donor' for Shadow lol)

Build thread:
http://www.fordrangerforum.com/proje...adow-redo.html

in some instances I camper shell could help you haul more because it would prevent your load from spilling over the sides of the bed. But at the end of the day the shell can always be removed if you have to haul anything huge

__________________
1996 ranger 3.0 extended cab 2wd straight shift SOLD 6/13/15

2003 f150 4.2 regular cab 2wd straight shift still in the driveway

1998 f150 4.2 regular cab 2wd automatic daily driver

True. You can fit a lot of small stuff, and it keeps the bed and your cargo dry. But its nice to be able to remove for big stuff



ForumRunner_20141103_152206.jpg

Now that fall is settling in and the leaves are everywhere its time to put mine back on..

__________________
Dennis Brady

Black 2001 4x2 XLT Supercab 3.0 "Shadow" - WIA

Black 2001 4x4 EDGE Supercab 4.0 ('Body donor' for Shadow lol)

Build thread:
http://www.fordrangerforum.com/proje...adow-redo.html

I want to get a shell but its hard to find a decent one for sale around here, let alone in gold.

__________________
1998 Ford Ranger 4.0 4x4, 5 speed manual, 3:73 open rear-end, ~178k miles:

Maxed T-bars, 32x11.50 BFG AT's, 15x8 ProComp 7031's, 20% tint, 2.5" Flowmaster Super 44 catback 3.5" SS tip, Alpine deck with RockFord Fosgate R500 amp firing a JL Audio 10", Pioneer 6x8's, Kobalt Slimline Toolbox, tinted tails.

Amen

__________________

Truck: 2000 Ford Ranger XLT 4.0 4x4 ext cab
My Build Thread
Mod Ideas
Don't Forget to:
Create a Signature
Show your system

Mods: Brush guard|Front Hitch|Expo Roof Rack|Train Horn|Door/Dash/step/Hood Leds|2" lift|Rear Tow Points|On-Board Air System| 22" & 40" LED bar|and More!

That's why I took a free one and am fixing it up lol

----------

Just need hot cams and an exhaust and it'd be a beast lol. But the reverse is amazing! And yea that is a good deal!

----------

Hauling brush for my girlfriends mom.

__________________
Because Race Truck!

I was thinking of getting one too, but don't wanna take out my toolbox.

__________________
2000 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4, 4.0 auto, 143k, Behind Grill LEDs, Tailgate Bar, Reverse, dome, cargo LEDs, Escape Emblems, SI/SO MBRP Exhaust, Delta Tool Box, TYC headlights, Platinum Plus Fogs, 06+ Tails and Chrome Mirrors, Window Tint, Pioneer Stereo, 4 Infinity Speakers, Painted ext. plastic black, 16x8 ProComp 1069s, Discoverer Cooper ATR 265s, tbar crank and shackles. 1 1/2 in. lift.
Build thread!http://www.fordrangerforum.com/proje...ld-thread.html

me I was either going to get a toolbox or a shell. Just a matter of which when I found first. I'm going to put a drop in toolbox though

__________________
1996 ranger 3.0 extended cab 2wd straight shift SOLD 6/13/15

2003 f150 4.2 regular cab 2wd straight shift still in the driveway

1998 f150 4.2 regular cab 2wd automatic daily driver

I hate the way shells look on any truck. But the more I see people setting them up for camping, the more I want one. But it definitely wouldn't stay on the truck all the time.

I didn't really like the way they looked until recently. But they're so useful, and if you set it up right they can be comfy to sleep in. I slept in mine while it was Sub 20° outside and Windy and stayed cozy.

Attached Images

image-559615661.jpg (91.3 KB, 80 views)

__________________
1996 ranger 3.0 extended cab 2wd straight shift SOLD 6/13/15

2003 f150 4.2 regular cab 2wd straight shift still in the driveway

1998 f150 4.2 regular cab 2wd automatic daily driver

Nice! I might look around for one cheap. I could just tops the little bits of stuff in my box under it to. Already have most of stuff in a smaller plastic toolbox.

__________________
2000 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4, 4.0 auto, 143k, Behind Grill LEDs, Tailgate Bar, Reverse, dome, cargo LEDs, Escape Emblems, SI/SO MBRP Exhaust, Delta Tool Box, TYC headlights, Platinum Plus Fogs, 06+ Tails and Chrome Mirrors, Window Tint, Pioneer Stereo, 4 Infinity Speakers, Painted ext. plastic black, 16x8 ProComp 1069s, Discoverer Cooper ATR 265s, tbar crank and shackles. 1 1/2 in. lift.
Build thread!http://www.fordrangerforum.com/proje...ld-thread.html

I agree. If I wanted an SUV I would've bought one lol. Its a love/hate relationship for me, but it came on the truck when I bought it and it is removable so I'll keep it

__________________
Dennis Brady

Black 2001 4x2 XLT Supercab 3.0 "Shadow" - WIA

Black 2001 4x4 EDGE Supercab 4.0 ('Body donor' for Shadow lol)

Build thread:
http://www.fordrangerforum.com/proje...adow-redo.html

I used to hate caps but after buying my current truck that came with one I can say I've changed my mind to a degree. It is nice that I can keep my work stuff in the bed without it getting wet. And I don't get a bunch of filth in my cab. My cap has the side windows that flip open. If it wasn't for that I think I'd have removed it

My truck and my dads truck. Moving some stuff out as we sell our house.

Attached Images

image-2449140119.jpg (64.3 KB, 73 views)

__________________

My brother on the left and nephew.



And, he ended up in the Ranger later...

__________________
2001 XLT Stepside Off Road - 4.0 - Auto
Hankook Dynapro Atm- 265-75-16 - Cranked T-Bars - Tinted Side Windows - Flowmaster Super 44- 2 1/2" pipe
- Dual Side Exhaust - K&N Air Filter - Painted Satin Black, '06 Mirrors & Tails.

Quote: