📦 Black Swing Case Storage Box by UNDERCOVER SC900D Review

sturdy hardware and solid case, looks great easy to install. Pilot holes must be drilled first. Instructions are disabled in this part. fits in my Toneau Case and swings great.

Easy installation. The second person simplifies the task. Stable enough but wobbles a bit when driving. As expected given the attachment system. It is very convenient that it reclines and is removed. Maybe a little pricey, but if it lasts for years, it's worth it.

I am ordering two, one for each side of my 1989 F-250 HD. Received on time. Installation is easy. Dear toolbox. This helps keep the truck in order. The easy access to the contents of the tool box without having to lift the lid is nice. If you stick to the installation dimensions, the toolbox is a bit high and interferes with the lid's latch knob. Make sure to scale down and test before drilling any holes. Rohi

Great idea! Installation was easy, I had to remove the tail light on a 2012 F350 (2 x 8mm screws). There is a hole that matches the bottom hole of the bracket, but. If you have the factory spray in the liner, there is a plastic sleeve in the hole that I had to cut out. Still very easy to install. I understand that the plastic saves weight, but I wish the hinges that the box swings on were metal, not the same plastic as the box. Despite the defects listed, I will end up ordering the driver's…

I installed this driver side model on my 95 F150 in April 2017. At almost $200 I decided to see if I liked this one before buying his buddy. It offers ample storage space, is easily accessible, doesn't take up too much space and easily fits under a lid. I rarely engage in this business and do not usually keep the veil closed. Almost a year later I ordered and installed one for the passenger side. Unfortunately, the driver's side now has a long tear on the sides and rear. There's nothing serious

First of all I like it, it has more space than I expected. But it didn't fit my truck like it was said to. I have a clip on top of the tonneau and it hits the clips. So I had to play around with MacGyvering a bit to get it working. After installing it I wanted a new key for it because I don't like keys with plastic heads like the ones that come with it. And after checking out the nearest store, I realized that if you ever need a new key for that tool box before you lose the keys, it's easier…