bossman429
Adventurer
Drawers and bike rack
Here's some pics with the drawers in, packed with some gear,and a new bike rack I pick up. Had to modify the backing plate on the bike rack slight but it's in and secure and works and looks great. Sure it sticks out a mile when the bikes are on but there's really no other way.








I'm not going to get to the sleeping platform before our trip to Nova Scotia, but other than that I'm very pleased with the build quality and construction and the amount of storage I have. The right drawer is filled with tools, recover gear, compressor, tarp, rags, etc.
The left is cooking and general camp gear. Sleeping mats stuffed in the left void, fold out camping chairs on the right. TP and paper towels in the right factory cubbies, quart of oil, brake fluid ps fluid and duct tape and lug wrench in the left cubby (bottle jack removed, it doesn't go high enough with the lift anyways)
When the sleeping platform is done, I should be able to fit the cooler, clothing bags and food under it, leaving a clean slate on the platform for whatever I want. (Dog kennel, fishing poles whatever)
Now. Enough work... Time to go play!
Here's some pics with the drawers in, packed with some gear,and a new bike rack I pick up. Had to modify the backing plate on the bike rack slight but it's in and secure and works and looks great. Sure it sticks out a mile when the bikes are on but there's really no other way.








I'm not going to get to the sleeping platform before our trip to Nova Scotia, but other than that I'm very pleased with the build quality and construction and the amount of storage I have. The right drawer is filled with tools, recover gear, compressor, tarp, rags, etc.
The left is cooking and general camp gear. Sleeping mats stuffed in the left void, fold out camping chairs on the right. TP and paper towels in the right factory cubbies, quart of oil, brake fluid ps fluid and duct tape and lug wrench in the left cubby (bottle jack removed, it doesn't go high enough with the lift anyways)
When the sleeping platform is done, I should be able to fit the cooler, clothing bags and food under it, leaving a clean slate on the platform for whatever I want. (Dog kennel, fishing poles whatever)
Now. Enough work... Time to go play!