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Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: NW Arkansas
Posts: 5
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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: NW Arkansas
Posts: 5
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Originally Posted by ChildrenOfBodom
Hey guys.
I know a lot of you have built your own cargo boxes over the years. That's totally cool, but I think it's a little overboard for what I want to have.
Does anyone have a cargo box that you can purchase for the cargo area? My cargo panel is full of stuff and so is my jack area under the seat.
I have a lot of stuff back there. Aside from the huge amount of stuff in my tool box which already has all of the wrenches, sockets, pliers, crimpers, electrical connectors, cutters, etc..., I keep lights, shackles, air compressor, jumper cables, batteries, epoxy/super glue, razor blades, duct tape, electrical tape, silicone lubricant, PB blaster, power inverter, extra center caps (yes, I keep extras lol), clothes, TP, water bottles, zip ties, towels, bulbs, and a bunch of other stuff. I wanna pick up some tow straps and another set of ratchet straps and bungee cords, too.
I am not really interested in obliterating my cargo space and I want one that will be easily moved and easily covered with my cargo cover I recently installed (new cargo panels, brackets, cover as mine came with no cover).
Hopefully one specifically off road oriented, not just some rubbermaid tub or something that will break on the trail. I want to strap it down to the tie down D rings. Something with a lock and key.
Anyone have anything along these lines? I've googled and I can't quite find what I am looking for... must be that I am not using the correct search terms. I really like the one that they made on top4runners that goes over the wheel well and stays out of the way, and still fits under the cargo cover. If I only had skill with woodworking.
Thanks, all help is always appreciated! All of the ones I keep finding fill the whole cargo area and are typically made for guns, so that means $$$$$$
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I'm all for the whole DIY building drawers in the back. I really wanted something easier than that, so I just bought two large Husky tool boxes from home depot and stacked them. They are easy enough to remove when I need to; or with the seats down I can put one on the seats and one in the back and have enough room to carry most of what I need to. I strapped them together with bungee cords so they don't move around and I've found this setup is best for me. Although it's not as impressive as some of the fancy homemade boxes
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