Hunttman01

Tow mirrors?

Especial86

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Seamless vent shades!!

It was my present last Christmas.

'08f150stx

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bhollins29

I dont really care for those swing out tool boxes, thanks tho..my options are really weathetech,double din,tuner, maybe exhaust

painthorseowner

I don't know what's available where you live, but lowes carries a toolbox called a "slim line" that is 12" wide, but fairly deep and you can get a reasonable amount of stuff in it. Also, a bed extender is nice to have too. I use mine a lot, esp. since I have a full size tool box. The bed extender gives you back the lost space and a bit more.

Masi1926

I work out of my truck and I have a deep full size weathergard toolbox that's looking pretty beat lately. I was just saying last night, that I need a new box, cause it takes away from look of my truck.
This time I'd like to get a low rise one, it's too hard to back up with this one so high.
Unfortunately, mother, sister, girlfriend, are finished buying, before I could say anything.

bhollins29

I thought about a slim line tool box well called around audio places and seems like i cant get a double din installed for less than $500 so might drop that idea

redeye3745

I guess it depends how often you use your bed fully. Since you have the 6.5' bed I think a tool box and bed extender would be good. I have the 5.5' bed and didn't use it fully much, got a tool box and it is quite handy.

bhollins29

I put my fourwheeler in the back of mine all the time thing that sucks

rbrais

I use my bed extender all the time. It's great for holding things up near the tailgate so they don't slide forward. And with my 5.5' bed, I kind of need it quite often.

Appearence wise, I'd say dual exhaust and more aggressive tires. Rims wouldn't hurt, but the stocks look nice on that truck.