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Old 02-07-2025, 01:35 PM   #1
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Do you carry tools and have storage - if so where?

I carry enough tools in my Tundra to do a small roadside overhaul. I have the especially important items like zip ties, wire, gorilla tape and an assortment electrical repair stiff and tools.

I am not sure where I am going to put stuff in my new C10. I am not a fan of the bed mounted toolboxes on this year truck and I don't know if I want a tonneau cover so I could somewhat hide a regular toolbox. My Tundra has the revolver roll up hard top that locks.

I might move the tank someday and then I could have some room behind the seat. Is there a period correct toolbox or storage of some type?
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