TheDECKEDGuy
Member
********** = Drawer-Bag. Get your mind out of the gutter
It also comes equipped with the D-Rito Tool Roll... We love our abbreviations over here.
Post up your drawer/storage system
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********** = Drawer-Bag. Get your mind out of the gutter
It also comes equipped with the D-Rito Tool Roll... We love our abbreviations over here.I do some of my best work in the gutter!********** (Drawer-Bag) Get your mind out of the gutter
Any Aussie distributors mate?
TheDECKEDGuy
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Yes sir! Check out our Australian website where you can buy direct or you can search for dealers near youI do some of my best work in the gutter!
Any Aussie distributors mate?
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Crazy Schooner
Fortune's A Mistress
Ran a decked system in my lowered GMC Sierra
This reminds me of my first cross-country move. My dad worked in a grocery store and got me about 20 boxes from frozen turkeys, because they were really heavy duty. I drove from the northeast into the so-cal desert in June. Upon arrival I found that all the glue in the boxes had melted and I now had all of my belongings loosely separated by cardboard dividers in the back of an old Chevy! It was just great...
southpier13
Member
i thought you were going to write" and i found that smell to be a bag of giblets which had thawed out going across the desert"
Sometimes you just have to embrace the connotation and run with it. Best ski bag I've ever used is The ******************
Littlehouse
Adventurer
Are you going to manufacture it? Looks great!A while back I started looking to better organize the cargo area of my 3rd Gen to make getting ready for camping trips a little easier. I spent a lot of time combing thru forums to get ideas, but having some cabinetry background I wasn't a total fan of an all wood build. After doing some research on different materials I landed on Aluminum Extrusions and set out to design a drawer system for my 3rd Gen 4Runner. I wanted it to be as light as possible, be able to hold several hundred pounds and be configurable (to a degree).
So I dusted off my CAD skills and went to work. But a funny thing happened as the months ticked by I realized I was designing something that took minimal tools to assemble, didn't require an advanced skillset to construct and was sort of modular with a lot of possibilities for adding additional features (ie, sleeping platform, anchor systems, etc). With the help of a buddy and his CNC Machine I came up with this DIY Kit for the 3rd Gen 4Runner.
Todd780
OverCamper
toyotech
Expedition Leader
Will be going into my 2004 sequoia
Got the box drawn up. Once built the box, I can do the drawer. With one big drawer. Open spot will be for a fridge on custom aluminum slide out. Open spot behind it will be for a 10 gallon water tank for my heated water system (similar to the one in my tundra).
Base and top will be 1/2
Walls will be 3/4
Probably use plywood and carpet. See how I like it. Than depending on its weight I may build another one out of aluminum frame and thin wood walls
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Got the box drawn up. Once built the box, I can do the drawer. With one big drawer. Open spot will be for a fridge on custom aluminum slide out. Open spot behind it will be for a 10 gallon water tank for my heated water system (similar to the one in my tundra).
Base and top will be 1/2
Walls will be 3/4
Probably use plywood and carpet. See how I like it. Than depending on its weight I may build another one out of aluminum frame and thin wood walls
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SoCalJeff
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This is exactly what I am hoping to build for my 200 Series. (everyday driver so I want to easily remove when I am not in the dez)Nothing too fancy and still a work in progress. Ripped out the second iteration of my Jeep storage in favor of dual slides. Set up works well for me and I’m really liking the @frontrunner shelf.
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s.e.charles
Well-known member
looks like your workshop has some history.
Yes it does! the shop is in my basement. The house was built in 1897 by a Local lumber baron and owned by the same family since it was built, till I bought it 16 years ago. I have a ton of documentation about the build. A lot of stuff was left behind in the basement and attic, some of it dating back to 1850's. Someday I need to go through the stuff, but like the others here before me life gets in the way.