Will this work with the REAR stake pockets of a late model full-sized GM pickup?
1608580
I have a 04 silverado and it fits good just have to shim it to make it level.
1608581
I used mine on a 2002 Mazda, which in effect is equivalent body wise to a Ford Ranger. The only suggestion here is that you will need to shim it on one side of the plate to make the antenna level (not a big deal). Where the stake hole is, the top of the body slants outward.. hence requiring a shim. Hope this helps.
1608582
I'd have to say yes. Steak pockets are all the same dimensions. Id recammendment the most flexible antenna possible. Incase it hits a low branch
1608583
It worked on my 2005 dodge ram. Had to shim one side with stainless washers due to the top bed rail being sloped to the outside. Pretty sure they are the same size pocket.
1608584
I think stake holes are pretty universal. I have a 2010 Silverado. That's where I put mine. I had to play with it for a bit to figure out it did work, just required a little muscle.
1442884
The cover rests on about two inches or so on the lip around the bed of the pickup. There are also four clamps which attach under the lip, two on each side. If the rails are in this area then the cover will not work for you. Also the bedliner (assuming it is an insert) may prevent you from attaching the clamps unless there are holes already in the liner or made by you which would allow the clamps to attach. The biggest problem may be the rails. The width of my frame is just a hair over 58 1/2" inches and completely covers the stake holes on the lip of the bed. The leather look fabric just hangs over this to cover the frame. Hope this helps. The cover rests on about two inches or so on the lip around the bed of the pickup. There are also four clamps which attach under the lip, two on each side. If the rails are in this area then the cover will not work for you. Also the bedliner (assuming it is an insert) may prevent you from attaching the clamps unless there are holes already in the liner or made by you which would allow the clamps to attach. The biggest problem may be the rails. The width of my frame is just a hair over 58 1/2" inches and completely covers the stake holes on the lip of the bed. The leather look fabric... » Read More The cover rests on about two inches or so on the lip around the bed of the pickup. There are also four clamps which attach under the lip, two on each side. If the rails are in this area then the cover will not work for you. Also the bedliner (assuming it is an insert) may prevent you from attaching the clamps unless there are holes already in the liner or made by you which would allow the clamps to attach. The biggest problem may be the rails. The width of my frame is just a hair over 58 1/2" inches and completely covers the stake holes on the lip of the bed. The leather look fabric just hangs over this to cover the frame. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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If your liner extends over the top of the bed. It will interfer with the mounting rails. Yes it does cover the stake holes I'm the bed rails.
997027
I would think so because it adjusts. I have a short "box" Chevy Silverado and the rack will extend to accommodate a longer bed. There are two different ways to bolt onto the bed, depending on where your holes are. Everything (hardware) came with the rack that I needed. Hope that helps!
1813988
Yes it will. I have a 2005 GMC truck and I have about 2-3 inches of overlap. Plus it looks cool parked at work.
1701347
This is built for a standard size truck bed. You have to drill four holes in the upper portion of the bed to insert and secure the net. I have a standard Chevy pickup and the fit is really snug. I would measure the distance on both a standard size and if they are the same or yours is less than two inches smaller it should work fine.
165564
Yes but you take the extra metal piece off and mount the flat side to your truck bed stake hole by self tapping screws or drilling out holes . And your definetly gonna want longer coax
2107427
The manufacturers website states in the product description: "Fits all Full-Size pickups with 8 ft beds". So if you have a full size truck with an 8ft bed you should have no issue. This being said I do not have an 8ft bed on my pickup I have a 6ft bed. Now I also have this same box. The only issue on my chevy is that the back of the box rests slightly on the wheel wells. This to me did not cause any problem with mounting, cosmetic, functionality or other issues. So if you have a short bed you might want to take a little more time to look at this, measure and do some research before you make a large purchase you are unsure about. You might want to consult the manufacturer also with your specific truck model. I think it is a great box I mounted it within minutes by myself and paid less from Amazon than any other retailer I could find. See mfgr link below: http://www.weatherguard.com/en/view/Products/Truck-Tool-Boxes--Equipment/Boxes/Saddle-Box/127-5-02
1849051
Comes with 4 and I really think that they will fit all pickups with stake pockets
1432650
I don't know. If you decide to try, the stake pocket hardware is like a jigsaw puzzle. A bag of hardware with no instructions. It works, but only after a couple of hours of scratching your head and trying different combinations.
1380426
Yes....it works for all comfy carry models.we needed extra base for our car and it matches the one that we got in a travel set with stroller. Safety 1st, Eddie Baurer, Cosco basically has the same manufacturing.
2133206
No it will not. The new body style GM trucks have more of a square style bezel.
1586989
The side pockets will but the end pockets only hold the short sockets. I tried using the end pockets for spark plug sockets but then you can't use the Velcro flap to hold them in.
1698902
No, it will not. Your holes by the cab have metal on the inside just under the lip that will not allow for the proper installation of this, or pretty much any other stake pocket hook. This isnt speculation as the last response - its fact based on experience installing this item.
1924154
Ya I think it will, if the holes are too far apart on the bottom of the cargo box you can drill new holes closer together.
2099224
They make one that will. Not sure this is the one. Go to their website and check the number for your pick up.
115605
The answer is up to you. They are not that long, so they are great for trucks with tool boxes. What I did was centered them in the space remaining between the tool box and the tailgate - making sure they looked centered over the rear wheels. Drilled my holes, and there you go - mounted. They look excellent. These items are 51" from tip to tip, so make sure that works for you - and that the mounting holes don't end up over the stake holes in the bed. Keep in mind Westin makes rails that are longer - going up in about 4" increments. I hope this helps