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I have a 2006 E-150 van that I would like to add storage racks to. It did not come with any racks or shelving. As you can imagine it’s a bungee cord nightmare currently. Does anyone have a quality source for new or used racks and shelving for a Ford E-150? Please let me know.
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I have a ladder rack but that won’t help you much. Go to google and type in racks or shelving for cargo vans and I bet you will find what you need.
Mike Nowlin
I just purchased a van with racks already installed, my only advice is don’t over do-it. I thought they were great until I began loading my equipment. I ended up taking alot back out.
In my opinion you only need shelves on one side taking up 3/4 of the wall.
Mine are a chrome wire type which enables you to adjust shelf height. Also a 5ft length of PVC pipe mounted high on the other wall at an angle holds your rake and long handled items well.
Hope some of this helps ya out.
Michael
If you don’t have the divider in your van get it !! One heavy braking and you will be sitting next to your buffer or maybe under it..
I put shelves over the wheel well area in my van,one on each side for pads..and a shelf forward of the wheel well on the drivers side with adj. shelves and small dividers for solution etc..You can over do it with shelves for sure..the internet is full of suppliers for that stuff..One other thing i did was make ramps for removing the buffer and Uph. mate etc.
HUGE HELP ON THE BACK!!!I use them on some porches as well…Remember you are only as good as your back…
I went through american van for mine. They cost a little money but have worked out well. They have a great selection. for $500 i got all the shelving i need and a center console for between the seats. americanvan.com
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