I’m digging the barricade, those are new. I have the enhanced sliders and love them and these almost seem like a set. I may go this route myself, thanks for the heads up on this new product.
That's a nice setup, and gives a DIYer some ideas to make on your own too!
this is nice. but you have to remove it every time you want access to the hidden cubby.I got this 3-compartment trunk organizer off amazon. It fits in the rear with the seats up perfectly. I keep mine tight towards the passenger side and it gives ample clearance for the door latch.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07R81J2Y9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I keep cleaning gear, work gear, and emergency gear in each of the 3 compartments. it has grippy feet and doesn't shift around at all
I like the idea, but jeez that's expensive for $75 worth of materials.
It looked to me like the Garvin attaches to bottom corner of rear body while barricade attaches between body and top. I don't plan on carrying anything heavy up there, just my kayak and occasional luggage.
I'm using the CKMP12 (portable) version, it has the smallest reservoir, not sure that matters but every fewer cubic inch helps. I trimmed the mounting plate it comes with, and created a metal plate to act as a clamp between the mounting plate and the space on the other side of the cutout where the tailgate striker hardware lives.
I have the kit to remote mount the intake filter and I plan on mounting right above the compressor location in the the interior somewhere in the vicinity of the power adapter, and I will probably also add an IP67 computer fan for some active cooling.
Removing the gas cap trim makes it possible to get to all the hardware needed to adjust the orientation.
Here's a few more pictures of the final installation (except for some wire bundling in the tail light area):
I make good use of the molle seat backs for quick access to things. The Camelback molle water bottle bags are great for extra drinks or other small things and are easy to access from the front seats. I keep a few molle things on the Springtail tailgate table I have, too.
I also really like the saddle bags from Overland Outfitters. They are pricey, but well made and make good use of that wasted space above the wheel wells.
Overall I find there is plenty of room for what I need to bring on trails or camping trips as long as it's in the 2 seater configuration
Hi all! Since the trunk size of the 2 door version is not too large, I didn’t want to hammer it too much. Therefore, 2 bags attached to the frame were sewn to order. Cables, a fire extinguisher, a compressor and other small things went there. Sorry for bad english
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Those look perfect! Nice idea to have them made to order.
