Does this have holes in the bottom to be base mounted to the bed of a truck? I want to use it as an in-bed box for a 1955 pick-up.
478386
Ours has holes in the bottom! We drilled holes in it to mount it to a flat bed. We like the box!
478387
no it did not. I mounted mine to the bed of my truck using self tapping screws.
642066
Just by friction if you choose to do that. The screw mechanism forces the mount under the lip of the side rail. It would work better on a standard size truck bed than my Toyota. I ended up screwing into the bed on the bottom and the side rail inside lip to make it more secure. There are holes for that purpose in the mount.
302721
Sorry for the delay. Yes, there is a mounting hole. I'm not sure how secure it will be, but it can definitely be mounted.
1940254
No holes in bottom there are three screws that attach base to cylinder. I keep small amount of 409 in mine and there's never been a leak -- I have three. But, check the seam that runs along the side. I returned one because in two small areas it appeared the adhesive wasn't holding.
2026547
It's supplied with it own full length internal rail system that allows it to flush fit to the top of the bed rails. The Tool box would have to have recessed hangars to ensure that the top of the toolbox was approximately an inch below the height of the side rails... (The cover is about 5/8 of inch thick). I also think that the box hangars will interfere with the rails, and the front mounts which secure the cover to the p/u bed. The other challenge would be the folds of the cover aligning with the tool box cover. I've had a couple of these covers on various trucks, and I understand what you're trying to do... I know that BAK makes one specifically with a small Box included... Good luck!
852430
It has rubber sealing strips installed under the lid, I do not know how well they will keep blowing water out out of the box. As far as securing it to the truck bed you could drill holes in the box and and bolt it down.
1633392
Yes, the base has four holes to use for mounting. I poured a 15"x 15" x15" concrete base to mount the mail box to.
1597425
No you have to drill holes through the bed of your pickup. Really not as bad as it sounds.
1144278
No it does not. It is one solid piece no holes in bottom. I used them in my Mopar and looks great
1508043
I have s 2004 Silverado. I did not have to drill any holes in my truck bed. The carrier clamps under the lip of the bed side rail.
183353
Not really. I guess you could drill holes in the back of the "box" and mount it that way, but it is not designed for that.
1507722
Here's yes it will. I live Altoona, Pa. I put mind on a big mud flap underneath the truck. So I wouldn't have to drill holes in the metal. Mud flap is the whole width and 13"high. It has been threw one winter already I suggest doing the same you can see the lights and the reserve is bright. Hope this helps. Wizard. ps.any more questions just ask.
632947
It does not mount in the stake pockets. You have the option of drilling into the truck and using bolts and nuts, or you can use the supplied j-bolts which require no drilling. The j-bolts are the option I went with. It is very secure. You may want to trim the bolt after tightening as they do stick up above the bed rail about 1.5 inches.
966896
No. the box comes with a J bolt that hooks to the bed. I did ,however, drill through and used bolts thinking it would hold better.
2228592
It doesn't come with any holes or hardware for that. It does have sticky feed on the bottom to keep it from sliding when you use it. You could probably rig something up if you are a do-it-yourself type.
270650
No but you could drill holes and bolt it down. It is more of a rolling cargo box.one would be able to bolt a hasp to the bottom and lock it to the truck. I use a steel cable through the handle and an I bolt in the bed of my pickup.
2097894
Yes, the tonneau cover is held onto the trucks bed by four clamps. There is no need for cutting holes.