Well i finally talked my friend into selling me his headache rack with 4 off road lights attached to it. Had to move the tool box back about 5 inches. I want to put a piece of diamond plate in the space between the tool box and the front of the bed and put a 110v recepacle on each side connected to an inverter to provide power to tools or lights when im not close enough to an outlet. Just thought i would post pics and see what everyone thought. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

 

I like it, cool headache rack and nice paint job! Nighttime pictures would be cool to see. Heh, you should take a photo following someone down a dusty country road with the lights beaming! Not a big fan of the bug shield I think. Wouldn't mind seeing the recepticles you add later, either

 

this is definatly a dumb question but how does it mount?
i want to build one for my flareside but im not sure how to mount it

 

Looks like it's for a different truck, the way it's shaped. And it looks too high.

 

I think it needed a little height for the beam to clear the cab and show the ground closer to the front of the truck, just a guess and justification. It does almost look shaped for a tenth generation ford tho...but that is of no matter, it looks good!

 

it was originally designed for a dodge, then it was on a 9th gen f150 then an 04 f250 then to my 88 f150. It has toggle bolts that allow it to be bolted in the stack pocket. I put and extra bolt on each side through the bed to hold it better. Thanks for the compliments.

 

Don't get me wrong, it's way nicer than my lumber rack. My girlfriend says I have a problem giving compliments, so I told her she was fat.

 

sean thats almost sig worthy right there...lol

 

here are some night pics one is just with them on in the driveway and the other is going down the road. I worked on my outlets for my 1500 watt power inverter. I have an outlet on each side of the tool box and i wired them with solid core 12-2 with ground.

 

Thanks for the pictures, thats awesome! That is definitely a handy truck to have around!