Putting Tie downs in the bed of My truck?

[Flint knapper]

Where can I get and how can I install some tie downs in the bed of my 93 model truck?

[bwssr]

Home Depot, by the rope, #8 self taping screws.

[Grizzly1]

Harbor Freight carries some tie downs, or Lowes, Home Depot, or a truck accessory place. You can use screws but I would suggest more than a #8 incase you will ever tie down anything with some size to it. Probably go with a #14 (1/4" diameter) screw, and if you get a self drilling (Tek) screw it will drill through metal. Good Luck!

[brushtrooper]

Where can I get and how can I install some tie downs in the bed of my 93 model truck?

What kind of tie-down are you wanting? I have used like in the pic, bolted to the outer edge of truck bed floor. I used flat bar drilled to match and "sandwinched" the bed between, used nylock nuts so I did not have to worry about anything vibrating loose over time. They will rattle some, so I cut some small fuel line about 1/2-" orso long, split length wise and slipped over d-ring on each side

[RS3]

This

http://www.bullringusa.com/

[Texastaxi]

What kind of tie-down are you wanting? I have used like in the pic, bolted to the outer edge of truck bed floor. I used flat bar drilled to match and "sandwinched" the bed between, used nylock nuts so I did not have to worry about anything vibrating loose over time. They will rattle some, so I cut some small fuel line about 1/2-" orso long, split length wise and slipped over d-ring on each side

I used the exact same ones in my F350, but with fender washers instead of the second piece of steel. I put mine right where the bed starts to curve upward, outside the "flat" part of the bed. Two in front of the wheel well and two behind. They work great.

[Flint knapper]

Thanks for all the info. I went to Tractor supply and picked up 4 for my 93 truck. Already installed.
Now I've got to build a shooting frame to go in the back that will double as a Kayak rack to hall my Yak.

[F250DSLPWR]

I used the D rings from HF and welded them to 1/4" plate then mounted them to the truck bed using the bed bolts.

[Stan R]

No pics it did not happen..... so post up