Integral Truck Packout Panel Kit (Full) - Ford Integral Rails

The Packout Panel Kit (Full) for Ford Integral Rail systems gives you a full-width mounting platform designed to bolt onto Integral bedside rails in Ford trucks—offering a secure, stable base for Milwaukee Packout organizer boxes and trays. Whether you're outfitting an overland rig or a mobile work truck, this panel kit helps keep tools, camp gear, recovery kits, and jobsite supplies neatly mounted and easily accessible—without permanently modifying your truck. 

Design Features & Build Quality

• 11-gauge laser-cut steel construction with powder-coated finish to resist trail grit, mud, rain, and jobsite grime. 
• Locking plate system (on locking variants) which, when engaged, secures Packout boxes so they can’t be removed—offering theft deterrence when parked or unattended.
• Pre-installed track nuts and support feet make mounting to Integral Rails clean, sturdy, and straightforward—no extra hardware needed. 
• Full-width panel design maximizes mounting real estate, letting you mount one or more Packout toolboxes or organizer trays side by side for a streamlined, mobile tool wall or gear station. 

Overlanding & Trades Applications

Overlanding & Trail Use

• Mount Packout boxes filled with recovery gear, cooking kits, spare parts, camp lights, and other essentials directly behind the cab—freeing up valuable floor space in the bed for fuel, water, spare tires, or bicycles.
• Turn your box panel into a deployable “camp gear wall” when parked—tools and camp supplies are mounted and easily accessible, speeding setup and teardown time.
• Because the panel bolts into Integral Rails and doesn’t require drilling, it can stay installed for full trips or be removed for lighter weekend or daily-driving setups.

Contracts, Trades & Mobile Tool Use

• Contractors, carpenters, electricians, and field technicians can mount Milwaukee Packout boxes behind the cab for quick access to tools, fasteners, or service kits—without unpacking the entire bed at job sites.
• Mounted Packout trays stay stable during transport, reducing gear shifting, tool bouncing, and clutter—keeping your load more organized and tool-ready.
• The locking version helps secure Packout boxes and tools when parked overnight or left at job sites, deterring theft or accidental box removal.
• Full-width mounting means you can build a compact, mobile workshop tucked behind the cab—keeping tools accessible while still leaving room in the bed for materials or cargo.

Installation & Fitment Notes

1. Verify your truck is equipped with Ford Integral Bedside Rails—the panel kit attaches directly to Integral Rail systems, which are sold separately. 
2. Bolt the panel to the Integral Rail using the included hardware and support feet. No drilling into the truck bed or rails is required. 
3. Mount your Milwaukee Packout toolboxes or organizer trays onto the panel. If using the locking panel, engage the locking mechanism after installation to secure your gear. 
4. Check fitment with tonneau covers, bed liners, or camper shells—some covers may interfere with mounted Packout boxes if clearance isn’t confirmed. 
5. After heavy use or trail driving, inspect panel mounts and Packout boxes to ensure everything remains secure and nothing has shifted or loosened.

Product Specifications

Summary

The Packout Panel Kit (Full) – Ford Integral Rails is a high-quality, robust mounting solution for truck owners who need to carry tools, gear, or supplies—whether on the trail, at camp, or on a jobsite. By turning the space behind the cab into a secure, gear-ready wall, it makes gear transport more organized and gear access faster, all while keeping the truck bed usable. The lockable version adds security for parked or unattended loads, and the panel’s bolt-on, no-drill design means your truck can be reverted back to stock when needed. It's a great tool for overlanders, contractors, and tradespeople looking to optimize their truck setup for gear management, storage efficiency, and quick access.

Note: Integral Rails and Packout boxes are required for installation and are sold separately.