Post up your drawer/storage system

[Warrenpfo]

That is a very nice screen house you have who makes it and whats is it called.

Nice pictures

 

[nwoods]

Doesn't is suck to have the spare tire inside? I always lamented that solution in my LR3, but didn't have the cash for a rear bumper assembly.

 

[LandCruiserPhil]

Doesn't is suck to have the spare tire inside? I always lamented that solution in my LR3, but didn't have the cash for a rear bumper assembly.

Spare is inside by choice, I hate swing out anything. 80 was equipped with a Slee swing out bumper when purchased. Did not suit my style of off road travel so I sold it and built a 4x4 Labs bumper for maximum clearance. Been happy ever since.

 

[LandCruiserPhil]

That is a very nice screen house you have who makes it and whats is it called.

Nice pictures

Thanks!
My design and build.
Build weight 27lbs.
Its called my storage solution:elkgrin:

 

[VCCruzr]

Here's my build thread:
http://forum.ih8mud.com/80-series-tech/468049-my-own-rear-storage-drawers.html

 

[CFKN Xpedition]

Disco X

Just finished mine 3/4 Birch, painted with tinted line X

 

[KAILUAZ]

Awesome builds and ideas. I'm looking forward to making one myself and this thread has helped big time.

 

[LandRoverHyter]

Heres mine


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[NikonRon]

Hey Landroverhyter, what part of Ky.? Owensboro here. Ron

 

[LandRoverHyter]

Hey Ron
Versailles 10 miles west of Lexington. Ever make it up this way?


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[Blain]

Still have some work to do, but finally decided on the basic layout

 

[shmabs]

Blain,

I like the attic idea, i have seen it a few times now. Do you have any up close pics of how it is attached?

Mike

 

[JamesDowning]

Blain,

I like the attic idea, i have seen it a few times now. Do you have any up close pics of how it is attached?

Mike

X2, This is something I've been thinking about lately too.

 

[NikonRon]

Hey Ron
Versailles 10 miles west of Lexington. Ever make it up this way?

Haven't been up your way in years, my travels most always take me westward. :sombrero: Love the Rockies and the red rock of Utah. Ron

 

[Rezarf <><]

I decided to go with Pelican cases since my cruiser runs without a top for over half the year and water and dust are real issues when wheeling without a top. I also like that I can pop them into my other rig, or a friends and know my gear is organized, dry and safe. I have been scouring craigslist for weeks and have landed some great deals on these cases, and with a little trading I have had very little money out of pocket. I have to land on a method for securing them down, but I think I am going to go with load-tracks and the ring tie downs. I might bolt a few tracks to the floor of the 40, and a few to the fender wells. From there I can strap or turnbuckle the cases down. Should be fun. I have two soft bags with fluids, recovery gear, and basic tools that ride in the truck 24/7. (barely visible behind the boxes) and I run a few soft dry bags for clothes and sleeping bags.

2 Pelican 1600's, one on each wheel well.
1 Pelican 1630 (large trunk for latern, tent, spares, bulkier items).
1 Pelican 1650 that serves as my chuck box with everything for the kitchen riding inside.