Gen 1 Ford Raptor Accessories 2010-2014

What's in This Collection

Behind the seats

Off-road seat back panel kits in two configurations — one carrying recovery gear, and one with a shovel, hammer and fire extinguisher. Both mount heavy, awkward equipment securely behind the seat where you can reach it.

Anything loose in a cab becomes a projectile on a hard landing, and a fire extinguisher you cannot reach is not a fire extinguisher. On a truck that sees whoops, this is a safety item rather than an organiser.

Antenna

The Billet Stubby Antenna Kit (1/4-20 thread) replaces the factory mast, which on a Gen 1 is long, flexible and the first thing to catch a branch. Machined billet, screws straight in, also offered in an M6 thread.

Tie-downs

Mac's Custom Tie-Downs 35" to 40" Y-strap with twisted snap hooks, for securing a spare tire in the bed properly — the correct partner to a bed organizer tire carrier.

Gen 1 Accessory Questions

Do the seat back panels fit the Gen 1 crew cab?

Fitment is listed on each product page. These panels are used across a range of trucks, so check yours before ordering.

Is the antenna thread 1/4-20 on my Raptor?

Most Ford applications are. Unscrew the factory mast and check the thread before ordering — we also make an M6 version.

Will a stubby antenna hurt my radio reception?

Honestly, yes — a bit. A shorter mast is a shorter antenna, and you may notice weaker AM and distant FM reception in rural areas. Most owners trade that for an antenna that does not whip, does not catch branches and does not get ripped off in the brush. If you rely on AM radio a long way from a city, keep the factory mast.

What else do you make for the Gen 1?

A great deal — suspension, long travel kits, arm pocket repair, bed organizers, skid plates and Gen 3 rear conversions. See the related collections below.