New MidBox Adds Storage Capacity & Versatility to the Ford F-150
DEARBORN, MI– SVE Commercial Products is introducing the MidBox Professional Mobile Storage System for F-150 Regular and Supercab models.
DEARBORN, MI– SVE Commercial Products is introducing the MidBox Professional Mobile Storage System for F-150 Regular and Supercab models. The new MidBox is Ford Motor Company’s approved option for flexible, secure storage that maintains factory styling while adding 26.3 cubic feet of storage space.
Located behind the cab and to the front of the pickup bed, MidBox is accessible from both sides of the vehicle. For added convenience, the same key that operates the driver’s door is also used to lock and unlock MidBox, so no additional keys are needed. With security in mind, the MidBox was designed with latches featuring double-bitted keys and lock tumblers that provide safekeeping of equipment and supplies. For a seamless appearance, MidBox makes use of original equipment (OE) Ford door handles and factory Ford F-Series production colors.
The MidBox Professional Mobile Storage System can be ordered by requesting that trucks be built with the RPO Code 55M — MidBox Prep Package. The MidBox Chassis is sent to SVE Commercial Products where the MidBox is installed, along with other selected options. It is then re-entered into Ford’s transportation system and shipped directly to the dealership using the Ship- Thru code 31A/D9K.
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