cargo storage
#11
Nice pics guys, I was wandering around Walmart while the wife was bethink groceries, here is what I came up with, store brand card table 20"x48" metal frame plastic top, I can cut legs down or when make the stow able to reattach, then I figure I can throw a sheet of thin diamond plate on top for grip, I also figured. 3 of a certain type Rubbermaid bins with lids will fit
So if it worked total is like $60-70 without diamond plate
I figure 1 bin for stuff like first aid, power inverter tp etc, one for winch/ recovery stuff, one for fluids/ breakdown items
Light water resistant bins I can remove , flat light shelf I can stack stuff on, also I can make it low like street wolfs for wife to get her grocery area back
Dusty those would be nice to find 4 for $25
So if it worked total is like $60-70 without diamond plate
I figure 1 bin for stuff like first aid, power inverter tp etc, one for winch/ recovery stuff, one for fluids/ breakdown items
Light water resistant bins I can remove , flat light shelf I can stack stuff on, also I can make it low like street wolfs for wife to get her grocery area back
Dusty those would be nice to find 4 for $25
Last edited by TOM R; 02-09-2014 at 07:14 PM.
#13
OK so here is what I worked out
2 Rubbermaid bins, Lowes
2 hefty bins Lowes
1 24x48 Rubbermaid table, Walmart?
This is the ruff idea, front of table sits on the wheel wells, I will need to support it on the sides later for more permanent, but for now it is what I needed, think if I lay the seats down I will have a large flat cargo area much better the fold tumble oops seats in my way still
Containers have stuff I always carry, can always take more now if wanted, best part table can be removed and used trail side for BBQ or whatever
2 Rubbermaid bins, Lowes
2 hefty bins Lowes
1 24x48 Rubbermaid table, Walmart?
This is the ruff idea, front of table sits on the wheel wells, I will need to support it on the sides later for more permanent, but for now it is what I needed, think if I lay the seats down I will have a large flat cargo area much better the fold tumble oops seats in my way still
Containers have stuff I always carry, can always take more now if wanted, best part table can be removed and used trail side for BBQ or whatever
#18
#19
Man, I keep scaring at my scrap sheetmetal and the 48" pan break at work just itching to back my truck I to the warehouse and start fabbing some drawers/shelving. At that point id have to make a rear doorcard and my rear storage panels. So much metal, so many options. Think ill just goto lowes and copy you.