Headache Rack for 96 toyota

I have a 96 Tacoma. I haul a lot of wood in the summer and would like to find a headache rack that fits. Any help finding one would be great.
Thanks,
Tim

 

Know anyone that can weld ??

Simple to make one .

Having never looked for one Maybe Back Rack makes one on there models that fit

That is why I made mine after bouncing firewood off a few times before it broke

 

How can you see out the back? lol.

Yeah, I say buy some square tube and angle and make one. If you cant weld then you should be able to find someone to make you a simple one cheap.

 

Why would I need to see out the back??

Most times Machines prevent me to see out that way

That is what my side mirrors are for that is all I use on any vehicle

 

Its nice to be able to see out when running empty, or backing out of a crowed parking lot or whatever. True its not really necessary, but its handy sometimes.

I would want some sort of see through mesh, but thats just me. Rearview mirror is handy when driving.

 

I made one (without mesh) out of 2x3 tube, was easy but you need a welder and chop saw. Love it, made a second one that is removable for the back that lets me move long pipe and lumber when I need to.

 

I have had a Spyder Industries headache rack for 4 years now and it has been great.

 

Side mirrors

With my low profile bed rack and tent I haven't been able to use my rear view mirror in over a year...you get used to it.

Although I broke one of my side mirrors recently too and that made it pretty damn hard

 

What's the story behind that big yellow bumper?

 

The Palouse looks marvelous. Oh and so does the truck haha

 

Oh that's nice. I'm definitely considering one now.

 

Yellow paint some left over steel and about 30 minutes .

 

Why would I need to see out the back??

Must not run over kitty...



I don't have any "new" vehicles... that Mini is a 2005... I rented a new vehicle for a trip
recently, it had one of those backup cameras I've always foo-fooed... wow... it was
pretty awesome... you'd have to be a moron (or texting or something) to run over
something backing out of the driveway with one of those things!

-Mike

 

The Palouse never fails to impress.

 

I 2nd - Had one on my Tundra.

 

I find myself using the headache rack much more than I thought I would. The toolbox makes for a perfect platform to put boxes when the bed is full and the headache rack makes for a great spot to tie them to.

 

Here's pics of one I'm building for my '96. Not quite finished.