Overhead MOLLE panel Now Available!

[Space King]

I had thought of something similar a while back. I figured that it'd be a nice spot for a flashlight, a handheld radio, maybe a slim IFAK... small stuff that I'd want to grab RIGHT NOW. I ditched the idea because I knew for a fact that the first time I hit my head on it going over some moguls... my cries of pain and anger would echo down the mountains loud enough to fuel Sasquatch legends for decades to come.

 

[thegreatchangsby]

I've requested it before, but how about a rear trunk hatch molle panel. This way when we open the trunk all the stuff would easily be accessible overhead.

 

[norinco]

I liked the idea enough to click on this thread but the actual concept is a big no for me.

 

[Big Daddy K]

I like the idea, but not sure I like the reality of it... if that makes sense.

What I would like is a molle panel that would fit in the rear fender wells. Basically follow the floor/wheel well line and then make a 90 and attach to the bottom of the rear window molle panels. That way you have a little caged in area for loose items and can attach other stuff to the outside. They could attach to the floor at the D-ring location. I had something sketched up to see if I could have them built for mine but never followed through.

 

[delloro]

How about a molle panel that attaches closely to the front seat bottom plastic trim? It should be contoured similarly.

 

[Victory 4x4]

Designed to maximize storage space by utilizing the overhead space between the driver and passenger seats. Offers customizable mounting for gear, it's a great place to mount MOLLE pouches, CB, patches, etc. Comes coated with a 2 stage satin textured black powder coat over durable zinc primer finish.

• CNC cut and formed from .120" steel.
• Some drilling required.
• Use with MOLLE pouches, velcro straps, etc.
• Proudly designed and made in the USA.

4Runner Overhead MOLLE Panel | 5th Gen (14+) - Victory 4x4

 

[BWFBezerk]

Any way you can post the installation instructions? I'd like to see what drilling is required.

Also, were there any weight testing on it? Just curious as to about how much do you guys think it can hold.

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[Mudhorn]

Looks nice and I understand the functionality. Sunroof though
Start looking external than I’m in.

 

[nglayton]

Get a grip on it!

This place cracks me up. Too dangerous? Just driving is probably 10x more dangerous, yet you all do it just about everyday.

I'm 6'1" and I couldn't hit my head on that if I had a booster seat and a load of caffeine.

Surely you guys are all aware of the fact that on the other side of the 1/8" thick hard felt headliner is a solid steel roof?

I love it, except I have a sunroof...........I still might pop for one! :shrug:

 

[Victory 4x4]

Any way you can post the installation instructions? I'd like to see what drilling is required.

Also, were there any weight testing on it? Just curious as to about how much do you guys think it can hold.

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Yes, the video should be up later today or early tomorrow. It requires drilling two small holes in the backside of the upper console and four up into a metal bracket under the dome light. This panel is definitely for lighter weight items, a CB is probably the heaviest thing you would put up there.

 

[Victory 4x4]

Any way you can post the installation instructions? I'd like to see what drilling is required.

Also, were there any weight testing on it? Just curious as to about how much do you guys think it can hold.

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Here is the install video!

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[leprechaun311]

Make a fabric molle panel that fits the visor, can hold lightweight flat items such as a pen, comb, parking card, registration, etc.

Vehicle Visor Cover — Special Operations Equipment


These work amazing


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[leprechaun311]

Here is the install video!



<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/tD_mmmkFJTY" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Will this work with sunroof. I never open mine


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[RBE17]

Vehicle Visor Cover — Special Operations Equipment


These work amazing


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I had one of these. I installed it, put a few things on it, drove around the block and took it off. I liked the concept, but felt it obstructed my view too much. Perhaps I have the seat adjusted high and that was contributing. Regardless, I did not like the obstructed view.

 

[Victory 4x4]

Will this work with sunroof. I never open mine


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Sorry, I must have missed this! If you really never open it, you could install it. The back of the panel mounts under the dome light with screws into a bracket in the roof. The sunroof cover slides right over the bracket and the mounting screws will contact the sunroof cover when you slide it open and could tear it.

 

[macscac]

I originally stated that I wouldn’t have a use for a panel like this but things change...

Long story short, I needed to mount a tablet from the ceiling for our special needs son.

The install was easy but tricky with just one person. Three hands would make life so much easier.
Anyhow, it does exactly what we need as a family for distance driving at night.

Using a ram mount so it’s super easy to remove when we don’t need it

I definitely want one for our tundra.

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[omaguz]

I originally stated that I wouldn’t have a use for a panel like this but things change...

Long story short, I needed to mount a tablet from the ceiling for our special needs son.

The install was easy but tricky with just one person. Three hands would make life so much easier.
Anyhow, it does exactly what we need as a family for distance driving at night.

Using a ram mount so it’s super easy to remove when we don’t need it

I definitely want one for our tundra.

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Super cool setup @macsac. Also, do you have pics of your ICS fab mount setup??? I'm about to install mine and wanted to see how everyone else are using theirs. Sorry for hijacking the thread OP.

 

[macscac]

Super cool setup @macsac. Also, do you have pics of your ICS fab mount setup??? I'm about to install mine and wanted to see how everyone else are using theirs. Sorry for hijacking the thread OP.

Thanks!
I can take one in the morning for you
Honestly it’s just a small ram mount and I have my two fmrs handhelds hanging there. Pretty basic


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[macscac]

Super cool setup @macsac. Also, do you have pics of your ICS fab mount setup??? I'm about to install mine and wanted to see how everyone else are using theirs. Sorry for hijacking the thread OP.

Here’s a quick photo. If you go to the ICS beefy mount thread, I have some other photos.

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[omaguz]

Here’s a quick photo. If you go to the ICS beefy mount thread, I have some other photos.

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Thanks @macsac, that is just what I needed. Hopefully this Saturday I will install the rack!!!