DIY Rear Cargo Base Plate & Drawers

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Ended up making my own Rear Cargo Plate for my TRD Offroad. It took 4 different designs to finally get the finished product, but with a few people to buy in on the final product, it offset the initial design cost. Even got my own drawer system built with the help of some buddies that do cabinets professionally.
 

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Ended up making my own Rear Cargo Plate for my TRD Offroad. It took 4 different designs to finally get the finished product, but with a few people to buy in on the final product, it offset the initial design cost. Even got my own drawer system built with the help of some buddies that do cabinets professionally.

Tell me more about the bike mount. Is it just a fork mount block mounted to the bottom plate? Is there anything holding the rear tire down?
 
Nice. How'd you mount the power tank to the cargo well on the passenger side?
Actually had a custom brack made that from local fab guy and it is in powder coating right now. I'll post photos when we get it back.

What's the cargo plate made of? Did you have to drill new holes to secure or did they already exist?
1/2 Baltic birch with bed liner. All the bolts secure to factory threaded inserts in the floor. Have to drill to expose the 2 larger ones in the very back. Took like 2 minutes.

Tell me more about the bike mount. Is it just a fork mount block mounted to the bottom plate? Is there anything holding the rear tire down?
Just front fork mount from rocky mount secured to plate by drilling and installing t nuts. Rear seats on that 4runner had a delete done and the rear tire is just strapped down.
 
Actually had a custom brack made that from local fab guy and it is in powder coating right now. I'll post photos when we get it back.


1/2 Baltic birch with bed liner. All the bolts secure to factory threaded inserts in the floor. Have to drill to expose the 2 larger ones in the very back. Took like 2 minutes.


Just front fork mount from rocky mount secured to plate by drilling and installing t nuts. Rear seats on that 4runner had a delete done and the rear tire is just strapped down.

Any additional information on the 2 larger holes you drilled in the back? Were these "hidden" existing holes?
 
Any additional information on the 2 larger holes you drilled in the back? Were these "hidden" existing holes?

They are there from the factory. Same holes used for the trd pro slide out tray. I don't have a specific measurement or place where they are. You can access them from the bottom.
 
Good job. Looks perfect. Are you happy with the bed liner? Does that stuff tend to scratch off when bonded to wood?
 
Ended up making my own Rear Cargo Plate for my TRD Offroad. It took 4 different designs to finally get the finished product, but with a few people to buy in on the final product, it offset the initial design cost. Even got my own drawer system built with the help of some buddies that do cabinets professionally.

Any chance you know the generic bolt size to replace OEM bolts? Thanks
 

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Ended up making my own Rear Cargo Plate for my TRD Offroad. It took 4 different designs to finally get the finished product, but with a few people to buy in on the final product, it offset the initial design cost. Even got my own drawer system built with the help of some buddies that do cabinets professionally.

Looks good, how is it working out for you?
 

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