I know I have seen a few do this but I searched and cannot seem to find any threads on it. I have a '03 Tacoma double cab and thinking about removing the rear seat and building a platform. Anyone have any pics on theirs? I have an idea on how I want to do mine but looking for other ideas.
Tacoma rear seat platform
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Rattler
Thornton Melon's Kid
I built one last year for our big camping trip. It came out pretty good. I was going to do a 2.0 version over the winter but the backseat will have to stay in this year due to an addition. I just made it out of plywood and put a 1x2 wood edging around it. I will post up a pic in the AM if I get a chance.
Blender
Adventurer
I started one for my first gen tundra, but I'm not done just yet. Here's a rough model of my plan:
It's made out of Faztek extruded aluminum (like 80/20 brand). It bolts to the back seat mounting points and through the floor.
and here is where i am so far:
I need to buy some acrylic sheet, add some tie down points and chase down a rattle.
It's made out of Faztek extruded aluminum (like 80/20 brand). It bolts to the back seat mounting points and through the floor.
and here is where i am so far:
I need to buy some acrylic sheet, add some tie down points and chase down a rattle.
I was thinking plywood also with an edge around it to help keep things in place then carpet on top. Pics would be great when you can, thanks.
I started one for my first gen tundra, but I'm not done just yet. Here's a rough model of my plan:
It's made out of Faztek extruded aluminum (like 80/20 brand). It bolts to the back seat mounting points and through the floor.
and here is where i am so far:
I need to buy some acrylic sheet, add some tie down points and chase down a rattle.
Interesting stuff that Faztek. Is that one of the MPAC racks from Springtail Solutions? I was looking at them before but not sure if I want to spend that much on one. I have seen molle panels for about $40 and thought about doing 1 or 2 of them with some pouches. I like your design.
Blender
Adventurer
It is one of the mpac racks. I agree that for what it is it costs a bit too much. The pouch zippers don't open wide enough for my taste. Multiple smaller panels would probably allow for more useable space. I prefer the vest style molle with the fabric loops that would be wall mounted. They hold tighter.
I am excited to see what other come up with.
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