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And a lot cheaper than $400! Nice idea for around $30 each.

Does anyone know of a similar hanging bag system available in the US? I think these would be great hanging on my two side walls.

Taking a break this week from the build.

Great idea. I've used my truck's own winch over a tree limb to put a deer in the bed. It's a bit trickier to put on a camper shell on with the vehicles own winch, but you've got me thinking. ? My other winch is on my side by side (Yamaha Rhino), which probably isn't heavy enough to lift my...

Here's a new topic. How do I take this on and off by myself? Since it's not fully enclosed, I want to store it in my garage when not used and go from hardtop to convertible, to camper, fairly easily. My camper is too tall to drive in my garage, so ceiling mounted hoist won't work. Let's see...

Two steps forward, one step back. Remind me not to use acrylic for windows any more. I cracked the back hatch ? The acrylic is great for scratch resistance, but it likes to crack and is hard to machine. I ordered a sheet of polycarbonate (Lexan). Much stronger and easier to machine than...

My build is back from paint, and I'm putting it back together.

Putting on some edge guard, and reassembling.

I installed the back latches, put the interior panels back in, and mounted the hatchback. I think I see the light at the end of the tunnel.

I’m adding the top latches today. I like how adjustable they are.

Darn, I might have to drag out the sewing machine again to make those bags☹

I don't think you can get much lighter or easier to take in and out than this. I might have to create the Jeep version.

I forgot about my Kobalt plastic totes. They make great benches/tables at the camp sit. I bring them skiing and roll them right into the condo. Who needs furniture:)

Nice simple idea, and I love the dimensions of the seat and table. The engineer in me usually gets carried away and overkills design. My original idea was to keep it simple and light enough to change back to a truck. After all, the reason I love the gladiator is that it's the Swiss Army Knife...

Now that’s some light weight drawers!

Good call! Bags and shelves could be tiddy, handy and light. These Frontrunner bags look nice on shelves.

So the newest question is drawers or shelves, like the picture below. Drawers are useful but difficult to build and heavy. Shelves keep it light and simple. Any opinions from the experts?

Looks like a nice project but summer’s here and it’s time to play.

I don't know if I'm up for the challenge, but wouldn't an interior like this be nice for my Gladiator.

No work on the camper this weekend. Playing around on the river property and fixing my cabin:)