Rear cargo box thread?
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J-money$$$
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ill post up a pic tomorrow of what I do. Its a tight fit to keep a 285/75r16 spare, a high lift, co2 tank and a box with tools, a cv joint, tre's, oil, shovel, water, and an air compressor,etc all in the back all the time. Plus i still have my back seats up
thorridder
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im going to make one thats a box that goes between the wheel wells and has a subwoofer box made into it.
8sm
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Try search under .......
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/69994-storage-drawer.html
I found a few under ....... "cargo storage drawer"
and then Brahda...lol
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/69994-storage-drawer.html
I found a few under ....... "cargo storage drawer"
and then Brahda...lol
xskydivingdudex
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My fav one tho i have not done it myself is...
Low Profile Cargo Box 3rd Gen - YotaTech Forums
Low Profile Cargo Box 3rd Gen - YotaTech Forums
Martinjmpr
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I believe Irbis off-road also sells a drawer system for the 3rd gen 4runner.
Bandit Runner
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twitchee2
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that is awesomely simple. I may be doings something similar. thats my favorite so far.
Dagobah
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Those low profile ones are F-ing awesome! That last one is my favorite.
For a while now I've been thinking of how I might go about building a low profile one that hung from the ceiling in that space above the trunk and behind the sunroof pocket. It would obviously have to be skinny enough as to not block my view out the back, but it seems like that would be a good use of otherwise pretty unusable space. Has anyone done or seen one like this?
For a while now I've been thinking of how I might go about building a low profile one that hung from the ceiling in that space above the trunk and behind the sunroof pocket. It would obviously have to be skinny enough as to not block my view out the back, but it seems like that would be a good use of otherwise pretty unusable space. Has anyone done or seen one like this?
J-money$$$
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just start stacking stuff in there!!!!! that black box weighs over 100 lbs........
Its a mess:
Its a mess:
Mr. Leary
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My third and (hopefully) final iteration is still under construction. I had to wire it up today prematurely due to the bad weather down here and me and fiancee needing to both have 4wd to get to work.
It will include everything my second system included, with a few additions and relocations. The batteries were moved to the floorboards, with an area in between the batteries that will house the intelligent solenoid as well as a closed accessory fuse block... and will have hooks to hang plastic bags for trash. I can to this design by observation, since that is always where we want to thove trash anyways. The back seat takes up more room then you would think, and I can now fit 90% of what was in my tool slide under the hatch where the rear seat used to be. This frees up space in the back for more kitchen related gear. Where the backrest of the rear seat used to be, there will be three 20L Scepter water containers, which will be secured with quick fist clamps. The fridge box has integrated holes for ventilation. Additional accessories, such as the power inverter, HAM radio, and stereo amplifier will be in the same locations as before, underneath shelves that will be installed as soon as the weather warms up.
A custom size foam pad with dual removable covers will go over the hatch so the dogs can ride comfortably, and a free floating pad will be placed over the battery boxes to keep claws from causing unsighly damage.
I am really excited about this setup, as it will give me much more storage space while allowing me to lower my truck's center of gravity.
It's nice having a friend who is a professional carpenter. If you like this system, contact me and I'm sure I'll be able to talk him into making more of them, now that the design is figured out.
Without further adieu, the pics:
It will include everything my second system included, with a few additions and relocations. The batteries were moved to the floorboards, with an area in between the batteries that will house the intelligent solenoid as well as a closed accessory fuse block... and will have hooks to hang plastic bags for trash. I can to this design by observation, since that is always where we want to thove trash anyways. The back seat takes up more room then you would think, and I can now fit 90% of what was in my tool slide under the hatch where the rear seat used to be. This frees up space in the back for more kitchen related gear. Where the backrest of the rear seat used to be, there will be three 20L Scepter water containers, which will be secured with quick fist clamps. The fridge box has integrated holes for ventilation. Additional accessories, such as the power inverter, HAM radio, and stereo amplifier will be in the same locations as before, underneath shelves that will be installed as soon as the weather warms up.
A custom size foam pad with dual removable covers will go over the hatch so the dogs can ride comfortably, and a free floating pad will be placed over the battery boxes to keep claws from causing unsighly damage.
I am really excited about this setup, as it will give me much more storage space while allowing me to lower my truck's center of gravity.
It's nice having a friend who is a professional carpenter. If you like this system, contact me and I'm sure I'll be able to talk him into making more of them, now that the design is figured out.
Without further adieu, the pics:
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Qyota
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KAILUAZ
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Very nice. Although I don't know why people still use imageshack, nothing but redirects and virus alerts uggg.
Gerdo
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Thanks for the compliment. (it now has real pictures too)
I "borrowed" some ideas and the low height from my friend Glen Low Profile Cargo Box 3rd Gen - YotaTech Forums
