DIY Thrifty Rock Sliders for Ford F150s

[@Mondo888]

Great job. I have a 95 F250 and no one builds sliders for it so I really want to do this for my truck. Thanks for the inspiration

[@kennethhardin3790]

Man, those look great! Great job and the video was really good too. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@stoventures1770]

Impressive! Can’t wait to see them sliding on the rocks!

[@SeanKnox1]

You'll get to see a lot of that!

[@TheUglyAmerican007]

Good job . Looks good

[@toddedwards468]

Now that you have some time with the sliders how have they held up ? Would you do anything differently ? Great video by the way.

[@dougsweldingfabrication953]

Really nice job !!! I'm going to build a set this weekend, so was looking for some ideas. Thank you for sharing

[@hootsmagoon]

Nice Job

[@Vivianauxito]

Looks great,sir. We have reached out to you several times for inquiring an Auto LED review without being responded. Is it stuck in your spam folder or something you are not interested in?

[@jayykidd]

Are they connected to the body or the frame? How are the sliders holding up?

[@cron9800]

Thanks for the video. Now to save up for a welder, chop saw and materials. Sweet build. Have you abused them at all?

[@sndbndr]

Great video. It looks like you are attaching to the pinch weld and not to the frame. I have heard on other vehicles that sliders should mount to the frame. Rocky Road's sliders appear to mount to the pinch weld as well. Did you model your design after theirs?

[@Rowganlife]

you didnt spend money on the saw, you saved money on the project, and just kept the saw! logic for all the married folk out there.