Toolbox Recommendation for a 1999 Ford Ranger XLT

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Am looking for a tool box for my 1999 Ford Ranger XLT. Cant find one that will fit. The width I need would be either 54 inch which is from 1 side of my truck to other side. With a bedliner in it would need to be 50 1/2inch wide to fit from one edge of liner to other. Depth would be no taller than 15 3/4 - 16

asked by: Michael W

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The recommended tool box from Deezee for your 1999 Ford Ranger would be the DeeZee Red Label Truck Tool Box part # DZ8546B. The dimensions of this box are 46-1/2" Long x 19" wide x 15-9/10" tall which should work well with what you said you need.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Frank A.

10/29/2021

Not even close. Looking for a black diamond pattern with a skinny (thin) lid.

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Les D.

11/1/2021

@FrankA Do you need a toolbox for a 1999 Ranger also? When you say skinny/thin lid, do you mean the thickness from the cab back window and backwards, or do you mean a toolbox that fits inside the bed? Please give me a few more details.

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Frank A.

11/1/2021

We are looking for a toolbox for a 2019 Ford Ranger. The height of the lid is very short vs. conventional toolboxes. I believe UWS makes one in Matt Black, but we can’t seem to locate one .

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Les D.

11/2/2021

@FrankA Please take a look at # BAK92303 and tell me if that is the syle you are thinking of. We would stillhave to see if they have one for your Ranger. Otherwise the UWS # UWS00099 is the only fit for your Ranger. Also, do you have the 5 foot bed or 6 foot?

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