toyota_jon
Adventurer
Hi,
Well i'm going to be building a rear cargo box for the back of my 85 4Runner. I want it to go from the tailgate to the back of the front seats when in their normal driving position. the rear seats will be totally removed. also a possible extension that could be put up for sleeping. I'm about 6'2" and might need just that little bit. I also want to integrate sound damping material into it, because my truck drives me nuts how loud it is, especially for just a little 4 banger. I haven't decided if i want to use drawers or flip-up lids yet. my only concern is if i put recovery gear in the drawers and park at the wrong angle they might be hard to use. I haven't ruled out a drawer system, a pin or something would just need to be added to improve functionality or prevent injury.
I would like to see some detailed pictures of others you guys have done or seen. be as specific as you can. I'd like to see what materials were used, how they are secured down. dimensions etc. any suggestions would be appreciated, TIA!
Well i'm going to be building a rear cargo box for the back of my 85 4Runner. I want it to go from the tailgate to the back of the front seats when in their normal driving position. the rear seats will be totally removed. also a possible extension that could be put up for sleeping. I'm about 6'2" and might need just that little bit. I also want to integrate sound damping material into it, because my truck drives me nuts how loud it is, especially for just a little 4 banger. I haven't decided if i want to use drawers or flip-up lids yet. my only concern is if i put recovery gear in the drawers and park at the wrong angle they might be hard to use. I haven't ruled out a drawer system, a pin or something would just need to be added to improve functionality or prevent injury.
I would like to see some detailed pictures of others you guys have done or seen. be as specific as you can. I'd like to see what materials were used, how they are secured down. dimensions etc. any suggestions would be appreciated, TIA!