Westin Bed Extender
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I have a friend that loves using his for keeping his surfboards down in his bed, that's why he went with the Xtender. I think it looks great on his ride too.
We have 16 customer reviews for the Westin Xtender and I saw some that specifically mentioned their F150's.
Here's our Xtender: http://motorhaven.autoanything.com/hitch-bed-accessories/69A1744A0A0.aspx?kc=MOTORH
Entering FTEDEAL into the promo spot in our shopping cart will give you $20 bucks off on the Westin as well, special coupon just for forum members.
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We have 16 customer reviews for the Westin Xtender and I saw some that specifically mentioned their F150's.
Here's our Xtender: http://motorhaven.autoanything.com/hitch-bed-accessories/69A1744A0A0.aspx?kc=MOTORH
Entering FTEDEAL into the promo spot in our shopping cart will give you $20 bucks off on the Westin as well, special coupon just for forum members.
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Originally Posted by Strobengh
Is there any advantage to the Westin Bed Extender v. the one Ford offers?
You'll likely pay a lot more for having one from Ford and a lot of times, OEM companies make parts like these for vehicle manufacturers so you'll many times be getting the same product, but you just pay more for that Ford name.
Hope that helps
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Originally Posted by ToughBuiltFord
Westin has a 3 - year warranty and they are strong and durable.....
You'll likely pay a lot more for having one from Ford and a lot of times, OEM companies make parts like these for vehicle manufacturers so you'll many times be getting the same product, but you just pay more for that Ford name.
Hope that helps
- Andrew
You'll likely pay a lot more for having one from Ford and a lot of times, OEM companies make parts like these for vehicle manufacturers so you'll many times be getting the same product, but you just pay more for that Ford name.
Hope that helps
- Andrew
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Originally Posted by 4DOORSR
How does it bolt to the bed?
The 4 brackets are U shaped and fit rit into place inside your bed.
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Originally Posted by 4DOORSR
Are they held in with screws or bolts?
The installation instructions can be found online on Westin's site here, http://www.westinautomotive.com/, they have pdf's with the info.
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Originally Posted by ToughBuiltFord
They just take very minor drilling for the 4 brackets that hold the extender in place, then it rotates for when you need to open and close the tailgate.
The 4 brackets are U shaped and fit rit into place inside your bed.
The 4 brackets are U shaped and fit rit into place inside your bed.
So no drilling required.
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