Factory tie downs?
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Factory tie downs?
While stripping down a 71 f250 camper special I noticed these tie downs.
The front ones bolted to the front of bed and angled out the side. Perfect bends to come around that part of bed.
The back ones where the lights go on the rear side of bed. once you remove the light housing and unplug the light from it, you can see the rear tie down mounted to bed with four bolts. Notice how the holes are drilled on the rear tie downs, like factory. The rear tie down is also contoured to angle out slightly to do what it's suppose to.
These just appeared to be factory so I'm asking here, if anyone has seeing these before?
The front ones bolted to the front of bed and angled out the side. Perfect bends to come around that part of bed.
The back ones where the lights go on the rear side of bed. once you remove the light housing and unplug the light from it, you can see the rear tie down mounted to bed with four bolts. Notice how the holes are drilled on the rear tie downs, like factory. The rear tie down is also contoured to angle out slightly to do what it's suppose to.
These just appeared to be factory so I'm asking here, if anyone has seeing these before?
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Regardless, it's a nice accessory.. with better forethought than the PO of my 71 who drilled the fricken bedsides to mount cheap-azz aluminum hooks... five on each side.
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While stripping down a 71 f250 camper special I noticed these tie downs.
The front ones bolted to the front of bed and angled out the side. Perfect bends to come around that part of bed.
The back ones where the lights go on the rear side of bed. once you remove the light housing and unplug the light from it, you can see the rear tie down mounted to bed with four bolts. Notice how the holes are drilled on the rear tie downs, like factory. The rear tie down is also contoured to angle out slightly to do what it's suppose to.
These just appeared to be factory so I'm asking here, if anyone has seeing these before?
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The front ones bolted to the front of bed and angled out the side. Perfect bends to come around that part of bed.
The back ones where the lights go on the rear side of bed. once you remove the light housing and unplug the light from it, you can see the rear tie down mounted to bed with four bolts. Notice how the holes are drilled on the rear tie downs, like factory. The rear tie down is also contoured to angle out slightly to do what it's suppose to.
These just appeared to be factory so I'm asking here, if anyone has seeing these before?
Attachment 115101
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Attachment 115103
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Orich
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Ford has used the basic number 00064 for "bed hooks" forever. Like from the outside chrome accessory ones on the dents through today's trucks. I tried that and also nosed around. No findy. Got to admit, they were purpose manufactured by some one. Gotta be aftermarket though. Maybe someone manufactured them for Camper companies back in the day? 2X Hio and Orich. they wouldn't old much. And must have special shouldered screws to be able to tighten brackets but not break the plastic lamps.
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Ford has used the basic number 00064 for "bed hooks" forever. Like from the outside chrome accessory ones on the dents through today's trucks. I tried that and also nosed around. No findy. Got to admit, they were purpose manufactured by some one. Gotta be aftermarket though. Maybe someone manufactured them for Camper companies back in the day? 2X Hio and Orich. they wouldn't old much. And must have special shouldered screws to be able to tighten brackets but not break the plastic lamps.
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