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I just ordered one today, I'll let you know my thoughts.

I'd be interested in hearing thoughts also. Randy

I'm interested in one as well!

Thanks!

I ended up making some custom pods towards the front of the tray with some blue sea usb ports, worked out nicely. Randy Instagram: overland_rubi

Thanks, I did my platform with the diamond plate rubber and I'm not happy with it. Sounds like a winter mod. Take care! Randy

What did you use for the finish, is that a bedliner spray? Randy

I actually made straps myself from my Rhino-Rack down that catch the soft top track under the hardtop. Very similar to TrailRax, check them out.

Check out AEV high capacity springs, they're perfect for your combo. I love mine, couldn't be happier!

I was tired of dealing with a sagging rear due to extra weight, I'm glad I went with the high capacity coils. I believe AEV nailed it with these, you definitely need 37's with flat fenders though. Randy

I personally believe the 4.5's are perfect for my rig with 37's. Even not loaded down, it drives great, not stiff at all.

If you're going to be doing a roof top tent, I highly recommend the 4 1/2" HC AEV springs. I just completely redid my entire drivetrain and upgraded to a currie 44/60 setup and 37" tires and it rides great and handles the extra weight without an issue. Randy

I would think it would hold up fine. Randy

I used their standard angle brackets and they seem to hold very well. The only thing I didn't like was the m5 screws and nuts. They're somewhat small to work with, but after awhile you get used to them. I wanted to try the 3 way connectors, but I never ordered any. I would expect those would...

See attached pic. Randy

I used a combination of their corner clips and sometimes I'd tap the center spline for a 1/4-20 and countersink it and run it in from the other side. I'll see if I can find a pic and post it. Let me know if you have any other questions. Randy

Thanks! I took care of building and designing the cabinet, but I can't take credit for the woodworking... My father retired and woodworking is his new hobby, lucky me! Your rear platform inspired me to do mine! Good question on the weight, 2 people can easily lift it unloaded. I just...

Thanks and you're correct, it's not 80/20. Check out http://www.zyltech.com, slightly less than an inch. I'm thinking it's around 13/16, but plenty strong enough and much cheaper than 80/20.

I finally got around to wrapping up my trail kitchen and added some attachment points in the back and finished off the cabinet part in molle panels. With all the talk of platforms, I also decided to take out the rear seats and build my own. My platform is only in the rear set area and doesn't...

Thanks, working on my platform as we speak!