Headache rack recommendation?

OP.......depends what you want to accomplish..... aesthetics or function.

Aesthetics (appearance), sure. It pulls your trigger.

Function. Not good for roll-over or cab intrusion, but it is a place to mount Off-road lights.

Your truck, your $$, your wants.

 

Never been a fan but the way you built this Tacoma .

 

WTF. First thing ya know Jed's a millionaire

 

link to your rollbar/rack?

 

This is the newer version of mine. Mine was stainless steel I (poorly) painted black, although the stainless claim is dubious as I've seen some rusty water come out of the tubes which I need to take some time to clean up.

 

Reinforce it and mount a .50 Cal on it.

 

I didn't give you permission to use a picture of me on the internetz.

 

OP a wise man once said: "just fucken send it bro"

 

Taliban has the best mods.

 

Totally disagree, add another removable bar towards the rear of the bed and you've got a solid framing in place for carrying large cargo. I use mine all the time for carrying kayaks and once I'm done I can just take the rear bar out and have my full truck bed back.







Also works great as a grab rail to pull yourself into the bed over the side.

I'm planning to attach a removable safari style rack for extra space on trips that I dont bring the kayaks. So 100% function for me.

 

Interior LED light kit. Low cost...love a lit up cab.

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Rename this thread "headache rackomandations"

 

Mine is a steel Apex adjustable rack from Discount Ramps. I had a local shop weld it all together. It works well.

 

Do it, Marty!

Unless you're a chicken.....

 

Yes, a true headache rack similar to the Back Rack shown here is quite useful, even necessary for some. I am looking into the same right now. Between hauling motorcycles, four-wheelers, camping equipment, construction equipment, I have missed the headache rack I had on my previous GMC, and now I'm looking for the "right one" for my Tacoma. I don't want it to protrude above the cab quite as much as the Back Rack does.

 

Correct. In terms of economics it's called "utility". Personal satisfaction or enjoyment is also utility, just as much as the ability to DO SOMETHING with it.

 

Please tell me about this rack set up. The removable rear element and softopper acccomodation is an ideal setup for my needs.

 

I took would like a headache rack for function. Wondering how it would securely mount to our beds?

 

Thanks