Must have (Cheap) accessories for your new 4runner!

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I added a molle panel to the back of my rear seat and I keep a bag in the back attached to one of the tie down points. It has a multi tool, gloves, lights, flares, water, jumper cables, emergency radio, ponchos, fire starters, first aid, hatchet, all sorts of crap that’s good for camping and getting by in a pinch.

Molle panel is made my Hazard 4: Hazard 4 (ACS-DPN-BLK) DIV Molle/Velcro Panel, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00B9S6330/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_u7CaBbSK0Z4NE


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I see this in my future.
 
Side note....what BAG is that that you are using?



It’s a fox tactical assault bag I believe, I got the bag about 5yrs ago so I don’t know if that exact design is still available. I did attach a small length of paracord to the handle on the top and I looped that around the tie down hook above the bag, just to keep it upright. I also have a bungee cord wrapped around it and attached to the tie down below the bag to hold it on place. I’ll snap a pic of it tomorrow because I probably suck at explaining that ha!


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I really like that, its a nice clean look for a very weird random hole in the cargo area. It looks like ABS plastic and some notching/locking mechanism. But I may be wrong.

Could you share how you did it? Thanks!

It is a piece of road sign aluminum, alarm system lock and a shot of Plasti-dip with some retaining notches cut with a dremel.......I keep my Viair 88P compressor and a tire kit in it!:lever:
 
Here’s a the strap holding it in place:

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Here’s the strap holding it upright:

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I also got this center console organizer off amazon, I love it

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http://www.toyota-4runner.org/attac...nt.php?attachmentid=301471&stc=1&d=1529030231 Mock it up in posterboard, then cut it out in aluminum and whittle at it until happy with the fit.....it has two 1/4'' tabs along the bottom that slot into the plastic and it tilts in at the top where the swinging alarm lock tabs into a slot and it is solid with no rattles. press in and turn the lock to mark the plastic before you notch and the lock will be tight when locked.
 

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Mock it up in posterboard, then cut it out in aluminum and whittle at it until happy with the fit.....it has two 1/4'' tabs along the bottom that slot into the plastic and it tilts in at the top where the swinging alarm lock tabs into a slot and it is solid with no rattles. press in and turn the lock to mark the plastic before you notch and the lock will be tight when locked.

That is awesome. I am going to have to steal that idea. Any time I put something there it just falls right out, so annoying.
 
My 9 year old needed help climbing into the backseat. Found these Bartact headrest grab handles made of paracord on amazon. $25. Many colors to choose from. Extra easy install. Highly functional. Advertised as a Jeep item... whatever.

Raingler makes a similar headrest grab but it has a plastic like handle. It probably does the job just as well but I didn't like the looks of the plastic handle.
 

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Those look nice for sure. We make these in a similar fashion and also a scuba style neoprene with an injection set semi pliable core. Not a plastic handle, that would be slick and chintzy of course. We use the scuba style for comfort and longevity having a lifetime warranty. We have some out in field use for 15 or so years now.
 

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