Ford F100 F150 6' Chrome Bed Rails Ranger Explorer Xlt 360 390 460 Fe Short Box on 2040-parts.com
Elkhorn, Nebraska, United States
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Used chrome bed rails removed off a 1977 Ford F100 short box pickup. The rails measure approximately 77" and have 4 mounting brackets per rail that are adjustable as they can be positioned anywhere on the rail to mount to the top of the bed. The rails are in good shape and a great way to dress up your pick up. Please do your research to verify if they will fit your application.
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