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Join Date: Jul 2006
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here what I did.
1. bought 3 ammo cans for $30: -1 30 cal -2 50 cal (the fat ammo cans) 2. had 4 1" spacers, and extra bolts (free) 3. bought a Tuffy tie down kit for $20 (yeah I could made them but I don't have the time). So I drilled 4 holes, bolted the 2 50 cal cans together, drilled and bolted the tuffy tie downs to the tub, and then bolted the 50 cal cans to the tie downs. The 30 cal can isn't bolted down because that's for my first aid kit and I wanted it to be carryable. anyway here's some photos. ![]()
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Livin' the dream
Join Date: Aug 2006
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Location: Magalia, Ca.
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Here's my set-up
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In my Jeepster the seats are mounted to the cage with 1.5/.125 square tube.I mounted a 50 cal ammo box between the front seats to the crossbars.
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Join Date: May 2006
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Location: the hub of the universe A.K.A. Boswell, IN
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not exactly "bolt on", but they are bolted to the tub.
I built two boxes on top of the wheel wells, ![]() ![]() then I built a "truck" that fits behind the rear seat, ![]() the trunk section can be moved forward(when the seat is out, and I need more storage), and a lid/tonneau can be added. ![]() the seat brackets are still in place, and it only takes a few minutes to remove the tonneau section and reinstall the seat.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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thats a pretty cool setup.
you guys who are using wood. what are you treating it with to keep it in good shape. ive used thompson water seal on my trailer but water still seems to warp the wood after just a year |
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Join Date: May 2006
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Location: the hub of the universe A.K.A. Boswell, IN
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I used wood for mine, and just covered it with a couple coats of spray can bed liner. it's been in for about 3 years now, and is holding up pretty well.
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