2015-2026 Ford F150 Undercover Swing Case Storage Box (Driver's) | SC203D

2015-2026 F150 & Ford Raptor Undercover Driver's Side Swing Case - 2015-2026 F150 & Ford Raptor Undercover Driver's Side Swing Case
2015-2026 F150 & Ford Raptor Undercover Driver's Side Swing Case
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2020 Ford Ranger
Great storage unit. Easy to install, locks, and hold a lot of items.
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Reviewed by:  from Littleton, Colorado on 1/17/2022
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2018 F150 Lariat 6.5’ bed
These Undercover Driver’s and Passenger's Side Swing Cases fit great in my 2018 6.5’ bed. They provide me with ample room to securely store stuff I had behind and under the rear seats back in the bed. The cases fit well under my soft roll up tonneau and I can see they’ll fit under other style tonneau covers too. Install was easy - except that the OEM box link screws you need to remove are a booger to take out. Mine were in tight and took slow, patient turns of the torx bit to extract them. But, have no fear! Although the Undercover instructions say to reuse these bolts, they provided 4 new ones in the hardware kit I got. The Undercover cases hold a lot - they’re wider than I thought, which allowed me to now store a small DC air inflator as well as all of my hitch gear and my 4-way hitch, and my collection of tie-down straps. I even added my recovery strap bag with d-rings. With both cases, there’s a lot you can store in these Undercover cases. They’re easy to access too. Pull a lever and swing them towards the tailgate for easy access. The tops lock for added security and - I wasn’t aware of this feature - they come with a keyed-alike lock that goes in the hinges yo prevent someone from lifting them off and stealing the cases. Pretty cool. I like my Undercover Driver’s and Passenger's Side Swing Cases. I’m glad I bought both.
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Reviewed by:  (Verified Buyer)  from Austin, TX on 2/12/2023
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Customer Question Will these fit on a 150 with the 5.5 box?

Asked by: David - 1/30/2024
Customer Answer These will work with all F150 bed configurations including the short bed 5.5ft box. Depending on your year, if your truck is equipped with the factory stowable bed ramps, they must be removed to install swingcase.
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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (1/30/2024)

Customer Question When both driver and passenger side boxes are installed in a 2023 F150 how much space is between the boxes when they are stowed?

Asked by: Brandon - 9/16/2023
Customer Answer We have not taken a measurement of this distance ourselves to provide an exact measurement, but they will line up pretty flush with the tire wells.
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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (10/10/2023)

Customer Question Is this waterproof?

Asked by: F150 - 1/28/2020
Customer Answer It's water-resistant. The Swing Case has seal for the lid and the lid overhangs a bit to help keep rain and weather out. But if you found a big enough bucket of water and put the Swing Case in it, water would ingress.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/31/2020)

Customer Question What is the interior dimensions of the storage?

Asked by: scott - 11/20/2019
Customer Answer Unfortunately, Undercover did not have interior dimensions available, but they were able to provide full exterior dimensions here.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/25/2019)

Customer Question Will this work with a spray-in Rhino liner (can be 1/8"-1/4" thick)?

Asked by: John - 8/20/2018
Customer Answer As long as the BoxLink bolt holes are still accessible, you should not have an issue.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/21/2018)

Customer Question Will a 5 gallon military-style jerry can fit in the swing case?

Asked by: Thomas - 3/18/2018
Customer Answer That's going to depend on the specs of the can, but it's not likely. The Swing Case is only around 18" tall on the exterior (meaning you only have about 17" of interior room), and most 5-gallon NATO cans are around 18.5" tall at their handles.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/19/2018)

Customer Question I've noticed you remove the cleat and install your bracket. My question does it come with new bolts or do we reuse the ones from the OEM cleat?

Asked by: Donavan Leavens - 9/4/2017
Customer Answer For installing the striker onto the BoxLink Cleat, you reuse the stock bolts.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/5/2017)

Customer Question I have a 2015 F150. On the video it looks like the Boxlink cleat is able to remain attached to the bracket when you install the bracket where the plate used to be. Is that the case or do you have to have something different to accomplish that?

Asked by: tmiller - 3/3/2016
Customer Answer The latch plate installs using the bottom two mounting holes for the BoxLink cleat, so you're actually able to reuse the OEM cleats, though you really won't be able to use basically any other of Ford's BoxLink hardware.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/3/2016)

Customer Question I have a 2015 f150, and I'm wondering if this will block the switch for the led box lights on the driver side?

Asked by: Everett - 9/29/2015
Customer Answer When the Swing Case is closed and locked, it does block the bed light switch to some degree. You could probably still reach it if you were in the bed, but you'd have to finagle your hand in there. With the Swing Case unlocked and swung out, reaching the switch isn't a problem.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/29/2015)

Customer Question Will this toolbox work with a drop-in plastic bedliner?

Asked by: Tim - 5/25/2015
Customer Answer It likely can, depending on the bedliner. As long as the bedliner you have doesn't use the mounting holes required by the Swing Case, then you should be fine. However, you may need to drill and/or even cut you bedliner in order to mount up the Swing Case. You can use our install video of the Swing Case as a reference to see what modifications you may need to make in your own bedliner.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/26/2015)

Customer Question Does this cover up the new LED bed light in the 2015's once it's installed?

Asked by: Jimmy - 5/14/2015
Customer Answer The bracketry for the Swing Case does not block the lights, however, the case does when it's locked in to the side of the bed. If you do need lighting, all you'd to do is swing the case out toward the tailgate.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/15/2015)
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