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Protect yourself and your cab from shifting loads with this headache rack that features a strong and durable steel frame. The louvered screen shields you from the sun without obstructing your view. Includes cutout for third brake light.
Installation Notes:
Drilling required for installation
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Protect your cab from shifting cargo with this classic headache rack. Louvered screen shields you from the sun without obstructing your view. Compatible with crossover truck toolboxes. Hardware included.
Installation Notes:
Drilling required for installation
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Aluminum mesh rack protects the back of truck cab from shifting cargo. Two sliding, adjustable tie-down brackets help to secure freight. A built-in channel makes it easy to add light mounts or additional tie-down brackets. Installs in stake pockets.
Installation Notes:
Drilling required for installation
More Information >Headache Rack Specs:
Features:
Protect yourself and your cab from shifting loads with this headache rack that features a strong and durable steel frame. The louvered screen shields you from the sun without obstructing your view. Includes cutout for third brake light.
Installation Notes:
Drilling required for installation
More Information >Headache Rack Specs:
Features:
This rustproof aluminum headache rack guards your vehicle's cab from loose cargo. The mesh screen maintains visibility out of your rear window and features a cutout that provides a view of your third brake light. Includes 2 sliding tie-downs.
Installation Notes:
Drilling required for installation
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Steel headache rack prevents tools, ladders, and other shifting cargo from damaging your vehicle's cab or rear window. Bar-style design with wide slots won't obstruct rear window visibility. Top crossbar accepts light mounts and accessories.
Installation Notes:
No drilling required for installation
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