Cargo Orangizer Box

[810moto]

So I decided to take it upon myself to try and recreate JA's cargo box for the T4R. The layout is pretty simple but there are quite a few measurements that have to been checked and rechecked in order to get it right on. Mine is just a tad bit longer than the one on JA's site but so far, after 4-1/2hrs, everything is put together except the lid which will be done tomorrow and then the carpet around the outside.
I have decided to fill in the gaps of the wood with some good ole wall plaster and made the edges just a hair bigger so that I can sand it down to be smooth all the way around.
Very good idea for this because I am tired of having that stinking rubbermaid box floating around the back cargo area.
I will try to figure out how to post pics tomorrow or I will just place a link on here to my flickr page and you can view it there.

 

[810moto]

Post Cargo Box

Well after must cutting and bonding the carpet to the wood, it's done. It took about 2-1/2 days and around $30.00 to get it done. I still need to put a latch on the lid to keep it closed and from flopping around. It is open so you can see how it opens.
There are 3 pictures for your viewing pleasure.

Custom Cargo Box on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/36613889@N05/4390108075/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36613889@N05/4390108039/in/photostream/

 

[ARK_SWAMP_RIDER]

Turned out good! I really want to do this, and maybe seal off a porting and mount a sub (or two). Speaking of, what are you pushing with that amp? Back on topic, do you have an estimated cost of the build?

 

[810moto]

@ ARK, thanks. I recon I have about $30.00 in it. 18 for wood and screws...8 for carpet at big lots and 4 on the caulking to seal the inside.
For the amp...it's only a 500 pushing 125 to each door. 2- 6x9 3ways in the rear doors, 2-6x9 2ways in the front doors along with 4 tweets....one each in the factory upper door location and one each in the bottom next to the 6x9.

It only took about 2-1/2 days or so to get it done. the carpet was the big pain but I suggest you get some cardboard to make a mach up of the panel that goes over the wheel well, other wise its a pain.

 

[Ryanw1]

Great job looks really good. I'm going to try to make a tool box to fix my roof rack, wish me luck.