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Here's a link to my steel replacement doors with combo locks if anyone is interested. https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/locking-steel-door-for-bed-cubby.49198/post-887822

Here is a link to the thread where I originally posted my tiedown bracket. I never sold any, I just included them as free gifts when people ordered my steel cubby doors. I have about a hundred on hand. https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/tailgate-tie-downs-with-assist.47964/

What product are you using on all the black trim? It almost looks like you had it all painted.

Here's a nice old Ranger.

Well it definitely stands out. It would look awesome lowered with some wide tires to complete that Shelby look.

Love the Shelby style stripes. Is it lowered?

Are the wheels what RTR calls "satin black" ? They look like gloss black in the photos, but I don't see them for sale as gloss black. Either way, they look fantastic on your truck.

Wow! Another great product from Mabett! I believe that the Ford part can look better when done correctly, but it takes lots of skill, use of tools that can be really dangerous and after you finally get all that right, its very hard to mount it without scratching the heck out of it...

I hope it still looks sharp in 20 years like the 20 year old Ranger parked nearby.

I only accept orders through my Square link or zelle payments for now.

Thanks for sharing your excellent adventure. Great photos.

The combo lock cost me $10 more than the keyed lock. I will honor the same price for either choice until I update my website. Both styles will include security bolts.

There is a small hole on the bottom of the knob that you stick a pin into and set the new combo while holding pressure on the pin. The lock has to be in the existing combo position before rotating the numbers to the new combo, release the pin, the new combo is set.

I have a new batch of bed cubby doors with a smooth matte black finish that doesn't collect a lot of dust like a rougher finish would. They come with a combination lock with a protective cover. I also will include 6 bolts and washers with each door that are black oxide coated stainless steel...

I have a new batch of bed cubby doors with a smooth matte black finish that doesn't collect a lot of dust like a rougher finish would. They come with a combination lock with a protective cover. I also will include 6 bolts and washers with each door that are black oxide coated stainless steel...

$25 each complete with black stainless steel security bolts and installation bit. Shipping included.

Who wants a combination lock?

I made a few of these if you still need one. I wanted one that would have a minimum protrusion that used both of the factory bolts. It's folded from a single piece, nothing is welded.

If you order 2 keyed alike, I'll give you a $15 discount.