Can this be attached to a truck? Ford F150
1136205
It can be secured to a hatchback but not positive on the tailgate of a truck. Why not just put them in the bed of the truck or buy a hitch carrier
1136206
I don't see how it could possibly work with a pick-up truck, there is no place to anchor the top straps. Even if you had a camper top the geometry for support wouldn't be right. If you have a trailer hitch mounted on your vehicle, there are bike carriers that are designed to work well with them.
1260672
Yes it can with some cutting. I just cut mine up to fit my 83 f150. Mounted it yesterday. Looks awesome! Send me ur adrress. And Ill send u a picture.
1111996
I would think so. I was thinking it would work well. I have a truck and figured we could use it in there as well. Although I haven't tried. But it can tie down to the anchors in the truck bed. Or probably even be left loose.
1468744
Yes it will work perfectly with your truck. If you plan on DIY email me if you have any problems Courtneyanthony57@Gmail.com
2127555
I believe it will if you place the rear tire of the bike in the rack. The rack itself should fit your F150 because it adjusts to different widths of truck beds. We have a Toyata and it fits well. My only concern would be because of your narrow tires it may not be as stable in the rack-our tires are mountain bike tires and they are snug in the 2 1/2 inch slot of the rack.
451865
I have no idea about Ford. As long as you can find a proper mounting and a cable adaptor, it should be good.
1705219
I don't see why not. I had a F-150 and it was kinda snug. The only thing you will lose is space cause of the wheel wells but they make air mattresses to accommodate it
452427
Hey B, Based on the size of your truck I would think no problem, my truck is a F150 and I still have a lot of room to adjust the ladder racks in or out.
2171098
You would need an adapter to accommode the 4" diameter tail pipe. I think it is meant for bigger trucks.
1688213
no, I'm sorry I don't have an answer. We installed on a Ford F150. I would get with BAK directly to see if it would work. Good Luck.
1236480
If you can get in attached on the bottom or the top where the control is flat I don't see why not. I have mine in a 2005 Ford F250. I find that it fits into the space where the Ford brake controller would be built into the truck. I don't have any Velcro and no screws. I also added a back up video thing that sits comfortable in the ashtray. This is an excellent brake control.
1870517
I put it on a newer Ford with the bed rail plastic coversThe clamps on the front and the latching in the rear go under the bed railsIf you have a liner that doesn't wrap the rails it would be ok. If you have a liner that goes up over the rails it will depend on the form of it. You could cut out the liner in those 4 pics. Pro get a secure clamp and latch.
1971742
Yes, hardware is for drilling into bed frame to mount brackets that hold extender. If you have a Ford F150 you can buy a no-drill bracket that is extra cost that fits into factory extender holes and does not drill into bed frame.
308421
Hi I.G. Man,Yes, the manufacturers webpage says its compatible with your truck. Check it out at metraonline.com
712332
I doubt it would work very well unless the liner is flat and in full contact with the trucks bed on the sides, otherwise the bracket wont be supported well enough by the self tapping screws you have to use to attach it. Also the cable holding up your tailgate prevents the box from swinging out far enough to make these boxes accessible. Im not that happy with mine to be honest
664249
It's not an exact fit for a Ford-F150, it's actually a little on the small side for a Ford F-150...
1869959
Yes, I have a Ford F-150 pick up and a Mustang. It's a little small for the truck but it fits my Mustang well.