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Apr 12, 2004 | 09:00 PM

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James N. Gowan

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Bed extender on shelf - collecting dust.

Mine is on the shelf collecting dust and is in the way of storage space I could use better!

Jimbo

Apr 13, 2004 | 12:44 AM

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Mil1ion

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Please ...No discussing the selling of things on the message boards.
If you don't have e-mail privleges contact a moderator to help.
Thanks

Apr 13, 2004 | 06:40 AM

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F150Texan

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From: Hockley, Tx.

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Originally Posted by James N. Gowan

F150 TEXAN - re-read my post and note I would take fifty plus shipping charges for my bed xtender however I am seeking to find out if it will fit in a 1996 Bronco first... I miss it...LOL

E-mail privelidges are limited to members fifteen days old or more and I just started a couple days ago.

You may e-mail me at 19jimbo14@msn.com if you are serious. Make me a reasonable offer above 50 and add freight charges and I would gladly send it to you but how would I package it?

Jimbo

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Apr 16, 2004 | 10:04 PM

#19

GLankford

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Extender lock

Does anyone know of a way to lock the extender in so someone can't just walk off with it? I'm more than concerned about that- so let me know.

If not, then there should be plenty available on Ebay soon!!

Apr 18, 2004 | 04:59 AM

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bigjack

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Originally Posted by GLankford

If you fold it in and lock the tailgate it can't be folded out and removed. That's one reason I like a tonneau cover. It keeps anything in the bed away from prying eyes.

Apr 18, 2004 | 02:16 PM

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wldwilliam

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From: Reno, NV USA

Actually, even when folded in with a locked tailgate, it can be unhooked and lifted straight up and out rather easily. I've done it. I think I'm going to put a bicycle lock through it to one of the tie down loops. It won't stop a determined thief but it will slow down crime of convenience.

Apr 18, 2004 | 09:10 PM

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FadeToBlack

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I thought it would be a waste of money when I first got it but it's turned out to be pretty handy. I have yet to use it as a bed-EXTENDER but I've used it plenty in the flipped position as an ORGANIZER to keep groceries and what not from goin all over the place.