1st Gen BED BARS Custom (Front & Rear)

I put a shell on my truck I'm selling these. They've only been used a couple times and are only a month or so old. I can create an invoice today and have them shipped by tomorrow.

These bars are simple items that really open up a new world when camping. In just minutes you can use ball bunjees to attach a tarp over the bed for shade and another tarp off to the side for an awning. When I would return home from a trip I would remove the rear bar with a 5/8" wrench in 30 seconds and keep the front one on. They are built from .120 wall 1-3/4" diameter mild steel and do require drilling one hole per side in the bed lip for each bar.

Each bar uses a nut plate under the bed lip on each side. They mount sturdy and also allow you to carry 20ft pieces of tube above the entire truck if desired. These are not scratched up from carrying tube. The front bar is 22" high and the rear 21". This allows a long piece of tubing to ride about 1" to 1-1/2" inch above the cab.

They are rattle canned semi gloss black and waxed to a nice finish. I can't guarantee they won't get scratched in transit but will wrap them with brown paper and clear shrink wrap and ship FedEx Ground. They may cost a bit to ship due to their size but will calculate by zipcode and won't mark up the carrier's cost. They are priced fair to help offset the shipping.

Each of these bars has a slightly different bend (angle) on them. Here are some features...

FRONT BAR / Has a welded hook on each end , and a 1-1/4" diameter cross bar on bottom with 3 light tabs.

REAR BAR / Has a welded hook on each end, and a little loop hook in the center so you can attach a couple bunjee cords to hang items on. (see pictures)

If interested please email me at streetacos@hotmail.com or reply here in this thread.

FRONT $85
REAR $75
+ SHIPPING
*Will sell individually*

 

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That's really cool! It's like a mobile house.

 

Thanks. Yeah they really create a cool atmosphere and give much needed shade when using the bed of the truck to sleep in. Here it was 95+ degrees and was nice and comfy under the tarp with the sides open and the breeze coming through. After having them I wouldn't want to be without them now. And they are really simple and easy to mess with that's the best part.

 

95 guess that tarp really kept things cool by 10 degrees. I'm not super good when it comes to heat and sleep though.