This is a new product from Morryde designed (by jscherb who posts here in the Jeep section) for the jku but should fit anything with a large enough trunk; after some back and forth with morryde on dimensions, mounting etc. I ended up getting one for my jlur. Install wasn't too bad, they send a kit that uses rivnuts that get installed in the trunk floor but I used the existing mounts for the cargo hold downs on the driver side of the JLU and one of the bolts for the under floor cargo tray. No drilling in the jeep, but I did drill one hole in the kitchen and made a bracket out of some spare aluminum I had lying around for the passenger side. I had to space it up around 3/4" to clear one of the rear trim peices in the JL, so the wood added on the passenger side is just to match the metal spacers on the driver side (ran out of metal spacers), I plan to replace that with delrin or rectangle tube metal at some point. I'll probably also add a real cooler in the future, the one in the pic is just holding beer and can handle a long weekend without needing more ice, but on long trips we usually have the camper which has a fridge so no plans for a 12v fridge (yet). I also got the optional fold out and detachable counter tops (they're the part that kicks out to the driver side). Only 'problem' is that my two burner stove is 1/8" to wide to fit in the drawer when it's closed, but I can store other stuff in there so no biggie.
Overall very well built, the slides lock in place both when opened and closed and operate independently, which is nice as if the weather is poor you can just open the drawer and leave the cooler/fridge slide closed so you're covered by the rear glass. If you have a full hatchback the whole thing will be close to covered, which can be good if it's raining, or bad if smoke gets pushed into your car.
Overall very well built, the slides lock in place both when opened and closed and operate independently, which is nice as if the weather is poor you can just open the drawer and leave the cooler/fridge slide closed so you're covered by the rear glass. If you have a full hatchback the whole thing will be close to covered, which can be good if it's raining, or bad if smoke gets pushed into your car.