2010/2011: Way to secure container box?
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2010/2011: Way to secure container box?
Hey everyone,
I currently have a 99 4x4 Expy and I am thinking about buying a 2010 or 2011 model (probably an XL, or XL-EL).
In my 99 Expy, I removed the 3rd row seat, and put a large container in its place; it has a ton of stuff inside it like tools, tire chains, water, food, blah blah blah. I secure the container in-place by using adjustable tow-straps that hook onto the hardware that would otherwise be used to secure the 3rd row seat.
I see that Ford changed the 3rd row seat such that it now folds entirely flat. So if I fold the seat entirely flat, is there any hardware available that would allow me to secure my container in a 2010 or 2011 Expedition? If not, any ideas about what I could do (besides buy an F-150 with a camper shell and put my container in the truck bed)?
I really need a way to secure my container box of goodies....
Thanks!
I currently have a 99 4x4 Expy and I am thinking about buying a 2010 or 2011 model (probably an XL, or XL-EL).
In my 99 Expy, I removed the 3rd row seat, and put a large container in its place; it has a ton of stuff inside it like tools, tire chains, water, food, blah blah blah. I secure the container in-place by using adjustable tow-straps that hook onto the hardware that would otherwise be used to secure the 3rd row seat.
I see that Ford changed the 3rd row seat such that it now folds entirely flat. So if I fold the seat entirely flat, is there any hardware available that would allow me to secure my container in a 2010 or 2011 Expedition? If not, any ideas about what I could do (besides buy an F-150 with a camper shell and put my container in the truck bed)?
I really need a way to secure my container box of goodies....
Thanks!
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Dang.... I haven't had a chance to get to a dealer to look, but I guess it is no-go.
I think it is essential to carry a bunch of safety gear/tools in my vehicle, but I also want it secured in case of a crash -- I don't wanna die because an unrestrained toolboox knocked my head off. :|
I guess an F150 with camper shell is a good alternative.
I think it is essential to carry a bunch of safety gear/tools in my vehicle, but I also want it secured in case of a crash -- I don't wanna die because an unrestrained toolboox knocked my head off. :|
I guess an F150 with camper shell is a good alternative.
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If your pulling out the 3rd row then you could make a bracket that fits into the folding seat attatchment points. Shouldn't be too hard to fab up, but it'll be a bit more unless your an experienced welder/metalworker. If you pick up an EL you could just throw a big box in the back and forget it.
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I know this thread is a little old, but I thought I would still post this here since I think it might be helpful.
I ran across this site last night while trying to find an online service manual or something with details about the Sirius antenna connector and it's location on my '07 Expy (no tuner installed).
Anyway, here is a list of quick reference guides for SSV (Special Service Vehicle) modifiers (like when a police dept gets a new Interceptor and needs to add radios, lights, etc.).
Quick Reference Guides for Towing Camper Loading for Ford, Lincoln and Mercury Vehicles
Specifically, here's the list of modifiers guides for the Expedition (2007-2011):
2007/2008 Expedition Modifier Guide
HTH!
SickPup404
I ran across this site last night while trying to find an online service manual or something with details about the Sirius antenna connector and it's location on my '07 Expy (no tuner installed).
Anyway, here is a list of quick reference guides for SSV (Special Service Vehicle) modifiers (like when a police dept gets a new Interceptor and needs to add radios, lights, etc.).
Quick Reference Guides for Towing Camper Loading for Ford, Lincoln and Mercury Vehicles
Specifically, here's the list of modifiers guides for the Expedition (2007-2011):
2007/2008 Expedition Modifier Guide
HTH!
SickPup404