Dent spotting!
Cargo Master
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From: Great American SouthWest
Sam Walton had a red and white dentside that he drove all the time. He often had his hunting dogs in the back
Cargo Master
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From: Pryor, OK
No. Wife was yelling me to stop taking pictures of trucks. She called me a "Truck stalker". Lol!
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From: NJ
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From: San Jose, CA
Yes, from here they look like standard stake pocket tie-downs. Eyelet type, as opposed to hooks or T-handles.
If I remember, they have to be of a specific type. The more common type back in the day was an “expanding block” where you turned the eyelet to expand the rubber block until it was tight. But the stake pockets on Ford trucks were too big under the lip.
So you needed more of a toggle-bolt type instead.
Neither of which have much of a load capacity.
The “Ford type” that bolted to the outside of the bed were my favorite. Much stronger and actually good looking too!
If I remember, they have to be of a specific type. The more common type back in the day was an “expanding block” where you turned the eyelet to expand the rubber block until it was tight. But the stake pockets on Ford trucks were too big under the lip.
So you needed more of a toggle-bolt type instead.
Neither of which have much of a load capacity.
The “Ford type” that bolted to the outside of the bed were my favorite. Much stronger and actually good looking too!
More Turbo
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From: SOUTHBURY CT
none in black and none have cab lights.