Trunk Storage For DII? PLZ REPLY
 

What's the best way to secure bags, toolboxes, etc. that stay in the trunk? Is there a good bungee cargo net to buy?
I tried to rig up a bungee system back there but I need something a bit less bootleg. What do you use to secure items in the trunk?

installed more tie down points in mine. http://www.easternmarine.com/media/c...ory/588_st.jpg

rachet or buckle straps work better than bungee

x2.. bungee are never a good idea in my opinion for internal storage. I want to lock it down. on more than one axis. Should something go awry and a bungee snaps you now have a projectile inside the truck.

get a piece of 3/4 plywood, cut it to fit your truck... install said latches all over and get some good straps (not bungy).
Hi-Lift makes these too. http://www.hi-lift.com/slide-n-lock/index.html

I did it like this. Built drawers with 3 Cargo Tie Down Tracks on the top. Move the rings where ever you need them and strap stuff down. Keep all my tools and spares in the drawers.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y26...pse6d2980b.jpg

The one above is ideal, but takes some building skills. What about bolting a box to the floor? Use YOUR idea of the perfect box, plastic or metal and just bolt down. Heavy Duty Tool Box | Sears.com | Heavy Duty Tool Chest, Heavy Duty Tool Case
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http://c.shld.net/rpx/i/s/pi/mp/2942...sm=0.9,0.5,0,0

The tie down eyes that Dusty shows plus small ratchet straps is the most likely way to go. Bungee straps aren't good for heavy loads that shift around. 1.0 to 1 1/2" ratchet straps are probably all you need as larger ones, say 2"+, can break the D2 in half they are so powerful. There are already some tie down eyes under the carpet in the load trunk in the rear of a D2.