Thread: Post up your drawer/storage system

  1. #561
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    Yeah, I guess you could say that. There really isn't much side to side movement. The buckles in the front do a pretty good job of securing everything in place. That and the 550 cord on the sides is short enough to where there isn't much room for movement.
    Not dirty enough

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    Thanks Drew F! Love this quote, been feeling this a lot lately! Hi jack off..
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    The "attic" is the infamous "Sgt. Lobo" mod, which was apparitioned circa 2001 by a drunk man shooting the $4!t with his drunk buddies.
    I've had mine installed since about 2003...punching out windows is not a problem.

    Some good details:
    http://www.thenewx.org/forum/showthread.php?t=53

    good pics begin on page 2.

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    Default My 2011 Jeep Wrangler 4 door Storage

    What an awesome forum...Thanks to everyone here for all the great reading material, sharing their knowledge and experiences...I'm a
    1st time poster here and my ultimate goal is to have an all around go anywhere, camp anywhere, explore anywhere Jeep...

    I built this storage area for gear as well as a platform for sleeping and is still a work in progress...when the rear seating is folded down
    and front seats are all the way forward I will be able to install the pieces that extend the storage box and make for a sleeping platform
    over the rear seating...and when not in use they can be stored under the storage box...I have a mattress from a foldout couch (3" thick)
    , cut to shape in 3 piece sections for sleeping. It is just bare foam now til I find the right material to cover it with...picked up a 12v ceramic
    heater/fan from a local truck stop, but haven't tested it yet so not sure if it will fit me needs...The removable top panels are held in by
    magnets and can be locked but are there for the purpose of accessing the drawers without extending the drawer itself...There is also 2 side
    cubbies and center storage areas that can be accessed when rear seat is folded down.
    box3.jpgbox2.jpgbox1.jpgbox4.jpgbox5.jpg

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    I tip my hatt to you jim. Very nicely done! I love the access portals along the top.
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    Very nicely done!!
    Not dirty enough

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    Default 97 T4R drawer and kitchen design

    Have been designing a storage drawer system for my T4R for a couple of months now and this is what I have come up with. Kitchen is good size as it seems I am always the cook for whichever group I wheel with. The drawers and the kitchen are the same size so if you are just going for a quick run you can take out the kitchen and put another drawer in its place. As you can see there is a large table under the drawers and built into the drawer carcass. This is removeable and has 3/4" threaded gas pipe legs that will screw into plate mounts that are reccessed into the table top. The kitchen also has the same threaded gas pipe legs with reccessed plate mounts in the bottom of the kitchen box. The kitchen will have running water via a 12v sub. pump in a 5gal can with a faucet. I will also be adding to the front of the storage drawer carcass to create the sleeping platform as I will be living out of the truck for four months of the year now for work until I get a trailer setup.






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    Here are mine - .74 cabinet grade plywood with rated 200lb drawer slides.
    Built for a 2000 Nissan Xterra.


    Untitled by sionnach_tbg, on Flickr
    First install.


    Untitled by sionnach_tbg, on Flickr
    Carpeted. I split the two sides so I can run one or the other or both.


    Untitled by sionnach_tbg, on Flickr
    Fully installed with Southco locking compression handles.
    Todd
    Seattle, WA

    2000 v6 SE 4x4 | ~88k miles (Dec 2011)

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    Nicely done, Todd!

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    Todd, did you get the rails and hardware locally? I'm in Seattle as well and haven't began my search yet.
    This thread is about how snobby and elitist ExPo has become, not about EE's forum. Please stay on topic while bashing this forum on this forum.

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