Hide contents from prying eyes while creating more usable and easily accessible storage space in your vehicle. These two lockable drawers have been designed specifically for Ford Ranger Wildtrak and Raptors fitted with a drop-in bed liner. Engineered tough for both on and off-road travel.
Drawer kit includes: two (2) lockable drawers, two (2) keys per lock, three (3) tie down rails, six (6) tie down rings, deck completion set, face completion set, brackets, all necessary installation hardware, and detailed fitment instructions.
- Load-carrying capacity: 113kg/250lb per drawer.
- Easily install or remove drawers in minutes by attaching the supplied carabiners and turnbuckles to the vehicle’s existing mounting points and the drawer mounting brackets.
- High-strength bearing slides allow each drawer to extend nearly 100% from the anchored base.
- Stack and store luggage on or inside the drawers in your own custom configuration with Front Runner’s storage solutions and boxes (sold separately).
- The deck above the drawers can also be used to mount Front Runner Cargo/Fridge Slides.
- The deck is covered with a durable, UV-resistant nylon pile black carpet to create resiliency for securing cargo while insulating against noise and vibration.
- Side decks are easily removable to create storage space between the drawers and vehicle for a variety of items such as jumper cables, tow ropes, kindling and more.
- Each faceplate has pre-cut knockouts for additions like electrical panel socket inserts or water fittings (sold separately).
- Add up to four to help organize and stop excessive movement of gear and supplies (sold separately).
- Finished with the same durable black powder coating as Front Runner Roof Racks and other Front Runner products.
- Designed for interior use with a canopy, camper shell, or other style bed/load bed cover.
All Front Runner Storage Systems are backed by a 2 year warranty.
*Please Note: Cub Packs and Flatpack Storage Boxes are not included when purchasing this Drawer System and are sold separately.
