Orange Boxx rear window Molle dropped today

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This would work very well for someone who has a dog(s) in the back while having the rear window all the way down without the worry of the dog(s) jumping out!
 
Not for me, but I dig it.

The ex-felon in me brings back sweet memories of my previous incarc...I mean home.
 
You've got to be a gigantic prick to use one of these things. Look at that huge, probably copyright-infringing, 4Runner logo designed into it. Why does that need to be there? That's plenty of space up high that you could be using, but you're not going to be using it because you've got a gargantuan Supreme sticker on the back of your truck. And how much clearance between the panel and the glass is there, really? And this is without questioning the structural support it may or may not have. Are there sturdy screw holes like side panels have? I haven't gone looking in intense detail at the spot that this **** you panel fastens to, but I don't remember seeing easily removable panels that would likely have holes to screw into. Are you just drilling into the plastic and mounting it there?
 
And what the dick is this "instructions link will only work for 2 years after you buy a panel from us" bullshit? I have never been more thoroughly offended by a product in my life.Orange Boxx? More like Orange Suxx.
 
Holly shiiit, all the hate and anger. Don’t like it? Don’t buy it. Simple. Damn. So we are now going to dump on a guy/company in the US that designs and fabs decent products? What have you contributed lately?

Yes, would be nice for dogs, maybe attach a rifle or whatever as long as panel is secure.
 
Holly shiiit, all the hate and anger. Don’t like it? Don’t buy it. Simple. Damn. So we are now going to dump on a guy/company in the US that designs and fabs decent products? What have you contributed lately?

Yes, would be nice for dogs, maybe attach a rifle or whatever as long as panel is secure.

Made in the USA isn't a get out of jail for being a dillhole free card.

And nothing for nothing, if I can't see how this thing fastens to the truck before I buy it, I'm not buying it and considering it suspect. The pay gated and time limited instructions just make me not want to buy it and consider it suspect even more.
 
Made in the USA isn't a get out of jail for being a dillhole free card.

And nothing for nothing, if I can't see how this thing fastens to the truck before I buy it, I'm not buying it and considering it suspect. The pay gated and time limited instructions just make me not want to buy it and consider it suspect even more.

He makes a solid product, and personalizes the build if you'd like. If you have a question about the mounting just ask him. I think the pay gate is to protect his design so a CHICOM copy isn't on the market before Labor Day.
 
I think we've gone a little overboard with the molle panels by now, toyota people. Not sure how many med kits, hatchets, and fire extinguishers we need at the campsite.
 
And what the dick is this "instructions link will only work for 2 years after you buy a panel from us" bullshit? I have never been more thoroughly offended by a product in my life.Orange Boxx? More like Orange Suxx.

Show us on the doll where the bad man touched you
 
I think we've gone a little overboard with the molle panels by now, toyota people. Not sure how many med kits, hatchets, and fire extinguishers we need at the campsite.

What about my Spetsnaz mini shovel with throwing abilities and a razor sharp blade? Shit its not like it will fit under the seat!!

But according to you hatchets are good to go..what about my shovel!!!:laugh:
 
Wow, whata-Kunt you are today. Someone piss in your ear? As for the logo, I am guessing you have a T4R forum sticker on your rig? Did you know TR4 is a registered trademark? Toyota clearly would rather have the exposure than worry about a bunch of kids with copyright infringement stickers on their rigs?

There are a lot of off-roaders/overlanders who took the 4th gen version and made it work with 5 gens, so ya, there is a market. There was a post about it on this site in the past few weeks.

I am buying one as a means to keep better track of bags, etc for my trip to Patagonia. Ever go out in BFE foreign lands for 12 weeks and not have a Toyota dealer or McDonalds at your beckon call? Guessing not. I have Orange Boxx side panels. Work fantastic. One side is recovery gear, tools, spare parts. Other side is first aid, fire extinguisher, CO2, more recovery gear. The rear panel will free up space in my overland trailer. Food, indoor Rotopax water, etc.

And FWIW... English isn't their first language and they were the first company to offer Molle panels for 5th gens.

Sorry my post didn't meet your mall crawler/fast and furious image of awesome. In the meantime, piss off. And yes, I am a gigantic prick!
 
Whether I like a product or not, I definitely appreciate manufacturers who take their time, money and resources to make aftermarket products for us 5th gen T4R owners to at least consider. Thanks for sharing OP!
 
Unfortunately I cannot recommend this product at this time.

I ordered it a while back. I actually had it custom made (reasonable upcharge) with larger openings because I was intending to use it for the dogs, not for mounting my bug out gear. I see that they now list that version as well, so I guess I'm happy to participate in paying for the R&D.

The issue is that it does not fit right. When it is aligned with the top of the rear window recess, the sides do not follow the same angle, so there is a significant gap between the panel and the side of the recess. Also, right at the top it is too wide so it does not actually fit in the recess.

I sent Orangeboxx photographs of these issues, and asked about 1) it not fitting in the recess and 2) my concern about running those self tapping screws in to the hatch and it appearing that they may interfere with the window, because they are very close to it even without the misfit.

It's been a week and so far crickets. I will try to call them today, but at this point I am out over $300 and have a panel that doesn't fit, and even if I take a belt sander to the corner so it fits in the recess, I am not going to risk ruining my window without confirmation that it will clear the screws.

Stand by, I will report back.

EDIT: Well I never heard back from OB after sending them a video detailing how the panel does not fit in the recess of the hatch. I showed where it is too wide, and where it is not tall enough. I went ahead and ground down the too-wide part, and screwed it in where I could. It seems secure enough, and hopefully will hold and not rattle. It looks like crap, and I'm not that happy all around.

After modding it, I got an email from MuttManagers, which I had previously contacted and they said they have developed a solution. Here is their info:

Sue Stipanovich
MuttManagers, LLC|Owner
15832 NE 156th Street
Woodinville, WA 98072
[email protected]
253.222.5214

www.muttmanagers.com


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Unfortunately I cannot recommend this product at this time.

I ordered it a while back. I actually had it custom made (reasonable upcharge) with larger openings because I was intending to use it for the dogs, not for mounting my bug out gear. I see that they now list that version as well, so I guess I'm happy to participate in paying for the R&D.

The issue is that it does not fit right. When it is aligned with the top of the rear window recess, the sides do not follow the same angle, so there is a significant gap between the panel and the side of the recess. Also, right at the top it is too wide so it does not actually fit in the recess.

I sent Orangeboxx photographs of these issues, and asked about 1) the it not fitting in the recess and 2) my concern about running those self tapping screws in to the hatch and it appearing that they may interfere with the window, because they are very close to it even without the misfit.

It's been a week and so far crickets. I will try to call them today, but at this point I am out over $300 and have a panel that doesn't fit, and even if I take a belt sander to the corner so it fits in the recess, I am not going to risk ruining my window without confirmation that it will clear the screws.

Stand by, I will report back.

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Unfortunately I cannot recommend this product at this time.

I ordered it a while back. I actually had it custom made (reasonable upcharge) with larger openings because I was intending to use it for the dogs, not for mounting my bug out gear. I see that they now list that version as well, so I guess I'm happy to participate in paying for the R&D.

The issue is that it does not fit right. When it is aligned with the top of the rear window recess, the sides do not follow the same angle, so there is a significant gap between the panel and the side of the recess. Also, right at the top it is too wide so it does not actually fit in the recess.

I sent Orangeboxx photographs of these issues, and asked about 1) it not fitting in the recess and 2) my concern about running those self tapping screws in to the hatch and it appearing that they may interfere with the window, because they are very close to it even without the misfit.

It's been a week and so far crickets. I will try to call them today, but at this point I am out over $300 and have a panel that doesn't fit, and even if I take a belt sander to the corner so it fits in the recess, I am not going to risk ruining my window without confirmation that it will clear the screws.

Stand by, I will report back.

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Makes me wonder if the test vehicle had body damage that was repaired or even unbeknownst to the fabricators.


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Perhaps could have, but it would seem surprising that the window recess changed shape that much and the window still worked? In any event, we'll never know since they haven't replied after almost a month (I sent them my email with videos on May 21).

I'm not one to trash talk a company lightly, but based on my experience, stay away from Orange Boxx.

Makes me wonder if the test vehicle had body damage that was repaired or even unbeknownst to the fabricators.


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