TunaSlayer

So after designing, building, testing, adjusting this design, it's ready to go. This new one works with tonneau covers and bed caps. The rods can either be completely horizontal for a tonneau cover with the tail gate down, or with a bed cap's rear window open. The rear rod rack part is on a zinc plated marine, ball bearing, drawer slide rated to 90lbs. If you need space for loading the bed and want to get the rear pieces out of the way, they easily slide out to retain the factory tail gate width. On the rear piece there are foam strips to protect the rods. Each side will be $64.99 or $109.99 for both sides. These install in minutes and work whether or not you have the bed rail caps or not since the mounting hardware are toggle bolts! Just push the toggle bolts through the holes in the bed and tight with a rachet. Like all of the rod racks, these are made from solid mahogany and finished off with a rubberized, durable black coating. PM me for more info, etc. The website should be coming soon, I've just been busy.

rollingthunder

Good work sir.......

MPaterno

jesus christ your like ben franklin of fishing tackle transport good work dude.

TunaSlayer

hahaha, thanks. Also want to give a big shout out to the sea gull that decided to take a sh*t on my tail gate right before I took pics.

Bigtex150

All i have is one fishing pole but i want to get this just cause they look cool . Very good job man

MPaterno

Tuna im sorry I have not gotten back to you about the toolbox rod holder. I really want one but money is tight right know and me and my girl are in the processes of trying to move back to FL. If im not mistaking was the price $180.

TunaSlayer

I'm working on a new design that will be cheaper and mount magnetically to the box.

MPaterno

awesome sounds great. let me know what happens im curious, im sure im not the only one.

Clemson Fx4

Is 3 the max you can fit on a single side?

TunaSlayer

Yes, 3 is the max each side because the wheel well gets in the way with anymore and you can't squeeze anymore rods in because it gets too tight with the reels hanging down.