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Hoping that someone might have a use for the storage unit that I custom built for my LR3. I’ve sold the truck, and the new buyer didn’t want it...so it’s just sitting in my garage. I’m sure it would fit in the back of an LR4 as well. I don’t want any money for it, but it will need to be picked up, as it’s quite heavy. I’m located in Pittsburgh, PA...so I doubt this will be feasible for many of you, but figured I would give it a shot. 

It’s sized to fit the majority of the cargo area, save for a ‘wedge’ shaped space up against the back seat, where I used to carry a FrontRunner water tank. The entire box is constructed from cabinet grade birch plywood, with the exterior coated in bed liner, and the drawer/table/interior sanded and finished wood. 

The driver’s side has a ‘double slider’ setup; the top piece is a fridge slide, and then a small prep table slides out from under it. The slides themselves are from McMaster Carr; I don’t recall the actual weight rating, but they have survived about ~70k miles so far. 

The passenger side of the unit is a large, open drawer that slides on square tube and skateboard bearings...so you can put as much weight in the drawer as you’d like. I used to carry recovery equipment (gloves, shackles, 20ft of chain, and a strap), as well as spare fluids, parts, tire iron, axe, etc in this large drawer. The top ‘deck’ of this drawer is about the size of a Pelican 1600 case; I used to stack 2 of them on top of it with most of my camp kitchen and sleeping gear.

Unfortunately, I don’t have a single decent photo of the unit fitted into the back of the truck, and I don’t have the truck anymore to take one. Attached are some photos I took during the build process years ago, and I’m happy to pull it off the shelf and take any more photos or measurements that you might need. There’s also a handle on the drawer, and a locking mechanism for the fridge slide now, which aren’t pictured in the photos.