How do you keep all those loose items sorted?

[gjackson]

Graham, Do you still have the rear seats in your 110??? and do the rear doors open up until they are at 90 or so degrees to the truck???

I have the 40% rear seat still installed in case we have to add a guide (or an F'n Stephans). And since this is a 110, no the rear doors do not open up 90 deg to the truck. Though they could with a little mod. I liked the idea of drawers, but went with something a bit simpler based on what we usually stow in that space. Just built a rack behind the center console to keep things handy. Still need to add some tie-downs to it since the roll over danger is very high from heavy loose stuff. We also have a net for jackets and hats. Actually it is the trunk net out of a Dodge charger -- seems to work pretty well.

Still torn on a flashlight. I have a maglight, and the quickfists to mount it, but I like the thought of a 12v rechargeable light to eliminate batteries. Right now the maglight just floats around.

I like the gate-mouth bag idea. May have to incorporate that somewhere. Always good to have storage for stuff picked up along the way.

Also like the seat covers, though that won't work in my truck as it is presently set up.

Despite all this, things invariably end up where they shouldn't. I'll blame Mark . . . :wavey:

cheers!

(the other, other Graham)

 

[4RunAmok]

I picked up 3 Rubbermaid Action Packers, the medium sized ones for the back of the 4runner.

Then I took them to Rhino Linings and had them spray in the TuffGrip lining, about 3/16 worth.

This should cut down on noise from items inside, and also increase the stability of the packer. I'll know more tomorrow when I pick them up.

It was relatively inexpensive to have them sprayed. And it will probably pay off in durability alone.

I'll also be using foam cutouts for some items that will be stored inside.

 

[overlander]

At some point, I'm going to buy or emulate some of the console items this Auzzie provider offers. They have some brilliant concepts.

http://www.consoles.com/console_designs.htm