Measured this to barely clear the wheel wells. I keep wet wetsuits, camping gear and firewood underneath so far. I need to go find the perfect size toolbox to make it all worthwhile.
Basic Sleeping Platform build for 1985
Measured this to barely clear the wheel wells. I keep wet wetsuits, camping gear and firewood underneath so far. I need to go find the perfect size toolbox to make it all worthwhile.
Cut up 4 cheapo sleeping pads to cover the top. Then carpeted the whole thing with Home Depot econo-carpet. It is comfortable enough, but you can never have enough headroom.
Adventurer
I like the versatility/convenience of canvas tool bags & tool rolls.
As far as sleeping goes, a few more of those Sierra Nevada Pale Ales and you'll sleep like a baby.
Canvas
Yeah I have some tools rolled up. But there are always those tools with akward shapes that need a drawer or a box.
I just need to get down to the store with a measuring tape.
Nothing like a project in the sun with good company and a few green labels!
Adventurer
Where in SF are you located?Originally Posted by The Hardway
2003 4x4 V6 TRD
SC with URD kit, Aquamist 2D, 2.2 Gen 2 Super Grip Pulley, Donahoe Coilovers, Camburg UCAs, Deaver 7 Leaf Pack, Goodyear MTR 265/75/16 on steelies or Revo Duelers on alloy black rims, Alpine 9830, Sirius Sat. Alp1., Corbeau Legacy Seats, All-Pro wrap around bumper, Snugtop Shell
Observer
Pretty sick! This is my project this weekend. What did you use to re-seal the shell? Just the foam tape?
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