outofrshell
Adventurer
I have always removed the rear seat when traveling and camping by my self, I have a custom drawer system in the back that ends at the back of the rear seat and I would use a piece of plywood from it to a support right behind the front seat for a bed. Now that I have decided to leave the rear seat out I wanted more organized storage and eliminate the plywood bed so I built the storage box the same as the drawer system giving me an even surface from the back doors all the way to the front seat. Now every thing that was piled in scrambled heap that the dog used for a bed is now stored in a some what organized fashion. The top of the lids were coated with roll on bed line to keep the dog and other things from sliding around. All hatch doors are held down with friction latches and have recessed handles.
This is in a 1989 Trooper. Dave
This is in a 1989 Trooper. Dave
