New Interior Cargo Basket Now Available!

Victory 4x4

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Here's our new Interior Cargo Basket, coming soon! Sits at about the height of the rear seatbacks. You have about 22" from the floor to the bottom of the basket, so it will clear a fridge with a slide. Made from aluminum.

More photos and details coming soon!
 

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Do you imagine this product being height adjustable in the future?
Will there be any other attachments included like a barrier? I would probably put up a mesh barrier/net and ensure everything is tied down in the basket. Hate to get a pelican case flying around.
 
Is it height adjustable?
What's the weight capacity given that it's hanging on the side panels?
When not in use can it fold or come apart and lay vertically behind the rear seats so you have the whole cargo area if you need it?
Is there room to recline the rear seats with this in place?
 
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Love the questions / ideas!

Having a barrier above the rear seats (that can still recline) then a shelf that folds down behind the rear seats below the barrier would be perfect. All configurations done with QR pins as well as removing it all with QR pins (no tools needed) Mounting hardware/brackets stay in place.

Maybe the mounting hardware/brackets could be height adjustable, you could only go so low and still have it fold down but you you take it a little higher if needed.

You could even leave lighter smaller gear attached to the shelf and still fold it down

Great option for dogs as well.
 
Finally things are coming out to make my interior storage close to my last Jeep. Now lets see if this is more affordable than the Rago which is way too high IMO.
 
Seems to be something that might tax the solitary vertical attachment point (ceiling hook) quite a bit once loaded, even moreso if side panels are loaded too. Any signs of stress or potential concern when loaded and offroading?

I DO like the idea but this would HAVE to be easily removed as well for circumstances that would need more height storage.
 
interesting concept. Would you need the side panels to mount up to or can it mount separately.

^^Ditto This question^^

Do you imagine this product being height adjustable in the future?
Will there be any other attachments included like a barrier? I would probably put up a mesh barrier/net and ensure everything is tied down in the basket. Hate to get a pelican case flying around.

Is it height adjustable?
What's the weight capacity given that it's hanging on the side panels?
When not in use can it fold or come apart and lay vertically behind the rear seats so you have the whole cargo area if you need it?
Is there room to recline the rear seats with this in place?

Love the questions / ideas!

Having a barrier above the rear seats (that can still recline) then a shelf that folds down behind the rear seats below the barrier would be perfect. All configurations done with QR pins as well as removing it all with QR pins (no tools needed) Mounting hardware/brackets stay in place.

Maybe the mounting hardware/brackets could be height adjustable, you could only go so low and still have it fold down but you you take it a little higher if needed.

You could even leave lighter smaller gear attached to the shelf and still fold it down

Great option for dogs as well.

I like it..hopefully, it doesn't require the window panels to mount..

what's it going to cost??

easy to remove? or takes a while?

Seems to be something that might tax the solitary vertical attachment point (ceiling hook) quite a bit once loaded, even moreso if side panels are loaded too. Any signs of stress or potential concern when loaded and offroading?

I DO like the idea but this would HAVE to be easily removed as well for circumstances that would need more height storage.

Thanks for all the feedback. I'll try to answer all your questions here. Let me know if you have more.

The cargo basket will mount to the MOLLE panels. We did have a discussion about the possibility of a mounting system without the MOLLE panels but decided against it for several reasons. The basket gains a lot of strength from the top mounting points of the MOLLE panels. They allow for extra storage space and protect the windows from gear in the basket itself, and without the panels, a lot more bracing/brackets would be required to support it, increasing the price.

The basket could be height adjustable, but due to the fact that the MOLLE panels angle inward slightly to follow the window you may have to space the top bracket of the panels to adjust for that. The nice thing about this height is when unloaded, your view out the back is unobstructed by the basket.

The basket does not fold down but can be removed fairly easily, just 4 bolts per side. The mounting brackets can be left bolted to the panels and the basket will slide out.

The rear seats will be able to recline one position.

The basket has lots of tie-down points to secure your gear. I'll post some photos and options soon!

The basket will be $349 powder coated and shipped!
 
I really like this but sleep in the back of my truck. On a scale of 1-10 how much give will there be when I inevitably smoke my head on it?
 
Now Available!

Designed to maximize space in the rear cargo area. Mounts at the height of the rear seatbacks to allow for an unobstructed view when unloaded. There is about 22" from the floor to the bottom of the basket, enough room for a fridge with a slide.

  • Bolt together assembly
  • Coated in a 2 stage satin textured black powder coat
  • Includes assembly and mounting hardware
  • Includes tie-down points
  • Requires two Rear Window MOLLE Panels to mount
  • Made from .125" aluminum with extruded aluminum rails

Interior Cargo Basket - Victory 4x4

I'd recommend these (or similar) universal bungee nets to tie gear down.

15" Cargo Net
 

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Seems to be something that might tax the solitary vertical attachment point (ceiling hook) quite a bit once loaded, even moreso if side panels are loaded too. Any signs of stress or potential concern when loaded and offroading?

I DO like the idea but this would HAVE to be easily removed as well for circumstances that would need more height storage.

Pretty much my issue with those panels in general. I think it’s about being tactful about loading. You don’t what heavy stuff up high anyways. This where you should keep soft/lightweight items.

I would be interested to see it in person.
 
Install Video

Learn more about the cargo basket with the install video!

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Can you post a picture with the hatch closed and rear window down? Trying to gauge visual obstruction.

In the vid above they mentioned the top is flush with the top of the seat. So with nothing on the shelf, you might not even know it's there.
 
Can you post a picture with the hatch closed and rear window down? Trying to gauge visual obstruction.

The basket itself sits lower than the center headrest but you may be losing a couple of inches since you are looking back down over the seats and the bottom of the window is lower than the seatbacks. It's not much though!
 

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