willie2323
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that would be the reason to have it for me. sleeping platform.
which is exactly why I have mine and the little hidden rectangular compartment is a bonus:thumb3:
cheers,
willie
that would be the reason to have it for me. sleeping platform.
It's totally useless unless you want a flat sleeping surface, then it's invaluable.
Mine didnt come with one. Would love to find one. i think it would be a great addition.
Mine didnt come with one. Would love to find one. i think it would be a great addition.
I'm glad I have it to mount my ARB fridge I have ordered to until I get some sort of drawer system built up. It will definitely be better than not having it.
Based on a couple of you guys offering yours up for sale, these can be retro-fitted? When I bought my Pro, the cargo tray wasn't an option in my region on the Pros for some reason, and I didn't really care because I thought I'd get a flat sleeping platform without and having the tray would mess that up. Now I see that I don't have a flat platform, and was wondering if I needed the tray. I did a search and here I am. I also want that little compartment at the front, directly behind the second row seats. Has anyone successfully retro-fitted this tray, and if so, do they have a post about it? Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
I'm glad I have it to mount my ARB fridge I have ordered to until I get some sort of drawer system built up. It will definitely be better than not having it.
For most of us "hardcore mod the piss outta your 4runner" members, it can be more of a nuisance and extra cost than being utilized. However, I would bet based on the 90%+ stock 4Runners I see around town, our group here is definitely the minority. For your typical family-mobile/grocery getter, I'm sure most consumers enjoy it.. Pretty simple really.
Resurrecting this thread to show a mod I came up with. I was always frustrated with the cargo tray because everytime I went to pull it out with stuff on it, things would fall down into the gap and into the rails which I would have to clear out before shutting the tray again. I love using the tray as an impromptu table or seat, but still wanted a solid "permanent" floor. so, I built a floating floor the stands over top of the tray and is fastened down so it won't bounce on the trail. Super handy so far and mildly inexpensive. Short photo album in the link:
https://imgur.com/a/xmU836t