2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Tool Box

[JWestley]

I was looking to get a tool box for my truck and was wondering what size would fit. I found a nice husky one at Home Depot and was hoping it would fit, offered quite a bit of storage, plus the price can't be beat. http://www.homedepot.com/prel80/HDU...ID=cccfaddjijikkgkcgelceffdfgidgmk.0&MID=9876

 

[JWillis]

They cost a little bit more but, It is to beat weather guard tool boxes. Have owned several. Check it out online

 

[JWestley]

They look like damn nice boxes, just a little more than i was planning on spending. So what size box would i need to fit my truck, would that husky work?

 

[JWillis]

Full size pickup beds are dimensionally the same irreguardles of the manufacture. So pick the box you want for a full size pickup and it will fit.

 

[dclassens]

Just a FYI, I live in Northern Michigan. I went out to my truck one blowy blistery day, opened the lid of my tool box to find it completely filled with snow, to the top. I had to dig my snow brush out of the snow, kinda ironic. You get what you pay for. If weather is an issue get the weather gaurd. Good luck

Dave

 

[JWestley]

Well living in Texas i don't really have to deal with snow, but rain is somewhat of an issue here. I just figured it would be easier to get the less expensive one and make it weather proof.

 

[Rattler]

I like the in-bed tool boxes. They don't stick up over the bed side and offer more storage. I also like the cleaner look of the bed with nothing sticking up. I bought mine at sam's a long time ago, bit they are available from most box makers. Randy