First things first, We'll see where it goes from there

[richard cabesa]

Well what do ya know

I actually got some time to work on a project this weekend. My time has not been my own lately

I got the gas can carrier finished, well, finished enough to use. Got all the bits and pieces welded up and a coat of paint on it.

The spring pin drops into th hole to hold it open

And the block limits it a little further and will keep it from swinging around into the fender or taillight

On this end, the spring pin holds it closed and will be used around camp. The big winged bold for security on the road.

I have a few other plans for this like a couple of small support poles for an awning that would be stored inside the 1x2 tube at the top of the can baskets. And a shackle eye in the "receiver" but for the most part, I can call this one done. :wings:

So many projects, so little time

 

[HMR]

I can call this one done.

EXCELLENT work!

 

[Overland Hadley]

EXCELLENT work!

x2
Good job!

 

[Overland Hadley]

So many projects, so little time

Indeed.

 

[Architect]

I know I'm coming to the party five years late…. I just bought a 2012 Taco and LOVE the rear box that Richard Cabesa built!!! Awesome work, and I want one. Any way to get a template, materials list, or anything else? I'd even be willing to contract your woodworking skills to cut the top, sides, etc and ship loose! Without a doubt, one of the best ones I've seen, and I've been looking at options for months now trying to decide how simple or complex to make it.

 

[Boofthese]

I wish there was some dimensions for that storage box in the cab