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The disclosed cargo securing system has an elongated C-shaped channel track, an anchoring bracket adapted to cooperate with the track to slide axially therealong to any position along the track, and a threaded nut that can be tightened to frictionally lock the anchoring bracket in any axially locate

The disclosed cargo securing system has an elongated C-shaped channel track, an anchoring bracket adapted to cooperate with the track to slide axially therealong to any position along the track, and a threaded nut that can be tightened to frictionally lock the anchoring bracket in any axially located position along the track. Threaded members, such as self tapping screws or cooperating nut and bolt means, are used to secure the track relative to a cargo bed at a location appropriate and proximate for the cargo to be carried in the bed. Tie lines or like securing means can be routed between one or more of such anchoring brackets over and/or around the cargo carried in the bed operable to hold the cargo relative to the bed.

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A cargo securing system for a cargo bed of a pick-up truck or the like, comprising the combination of an elongated C-shaped channel track having a substantially flat base wall, side walls upstanding from the base wall, and lap walls extended inwardly from the side walls but ending spaced apart to le

A cargo securing system for a cargo bed of a pick-up truck or the like, comprising the combination of an elongated C-shaped channel track having a substantially flat base wall, side walls upstanding from the base wall, and lap walls extended inwardly from the side walls but ending spaced apart to leave an open slot opposite the base wall; a slide member having a stud fixably secured thereto, said slide member fitting within the channel with said stud projecting through the open slot and beyond the channel track, and said slide member and stud being adapted to slide axially along the channel track while not being rotatable relative to the channel track; an anchor member and means carried thereon defining an eyelet, said anchor member having a cross wall with an opening therein receiving the stud and allowing rotation of the anchor member and eyelet thereon about the longitudinal axis of the stud, and means on said stud engagable with the anchor member cross wall operable to limit separation of the member away from the channel track; and means to secure the track at its base wall relative to the cargo bed at a location appropriate for the cargo; whereby tie lines or like securing means can be routed between the eyelet and the cargo carried in the bed operable to hold the cargo relative thereto.