Anyone install L track in the bed floor of your Gladiator?

[Toyfrog]

Just curious if anyone has installed L track in the bed floor of your Gladiator? I am thinking about installing 2- 48” pieces in the floor of the bed for a more versatile option for tying down. Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks

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[skerb]

Just curious if anyone has installed L track in the bed floor of your Gladiator? I am thinking about installing 2- 48” pieces in the floor of the bed for a more versatile option for tying down. Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks

I've definitely considered it, as the trail rail is too high to tie down many things.

 

[Toyfrog]

I've definitely considered it, as the trail rail is too high to tie down many things.

Same here and the ones on bottom at front and back are kinda high if you are trying to tie down a few 2x4 or something like that.

 

[jsalbre]

I think it's a great idea. If you do it I'd recommend some reenforcing plates on the back side to spread the load out a bit..

 

[mutineer]

Anyone pull the trigger on this?
jist bought a used Overland and I think some L track on the floor is just the thing

 

[DavoSmith]

Did anyone bolt the L track into the bed of their Gladiator?

 

[Bandit’s Lair]

I’m thinking about doing a couple strips of E track in the bed. Seems to be more attachment support in my area for it. I really need to get some better bed organization. Right now it’s just a Bauer stack for tools and a couple plastic bins to keep stuff contained for the trail. Cheap but fairly effective.

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