Thread: Rear storage & Barrier on a budget.

Originally Posted by adonuff

No probs Dave found this one , not real clear but think you will get the idea, every thing is braced with stainless plates and mounted onto the existing tie downs. Will try to get a few more detailed pic in the daylight
Andrew

Sorry the pics not all that clear will try for better one in the daylight

Andrew,
I think you posted the wrong pic. The pic show a close up of one of the tables with a cooker on it.

Dave.

Originally Posted by adonuff

No probs Dave found this one , not real clear but think you will get the idea, every thing is braced with stainless plates and mounted onto the existing tie downs. Will try to get a few more detailed pic in the daylight
Andrew

Sorry the pics not all that clear will try for better one in the daylight

Nice choice of jam there !! My son's favourite

Originally Posted by Mr Whippy

Andrew,
I think you posted the wrong pic. The pic show a close up of one of the tables with a cooker on it.

Dave.

Sorry Dave it was the best pic I had, went out this morning and took a few better one's

Andrew

Sorry I managed to get all the pics sideways, need to be rotated 90 degs to the right

Andrew

Originally Posted by stooge

Tas130 has made the read cargo storage from the same alloy/connector components and has held up really well from what he said. Really cheap to do, and you can change as you like if the requirements change.

exactly what alloy and connector components are they and where do you get them from ?

Originally Posted by VladTepes

exactly what alloy and connector components are they and where do you get them from ?

Hi The Alloy is aluminium,and the joiners are some form of plastic You can get it at most Bunnings stores but your better off going direct to the manufacturers www.capral.com.au (just google it). They call it Qubelock.

There are verious joiners to suit most applications and the whole systm is easy to use and work with also quite sturdy once finished. The braces I added for a bit more strength are scraps of stainless plate.

Hope this helps Andrew

Great job on the rear storage.
I did something very similar for my 2 door Rangie. I like your idea for the cargo barrier.



Mine is also held in with tie-down straps and can be easily removed if I need the space. Has been tested a few times off-road and it is rock solid.

All up, mine came in around $350.

See more here....
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/projects-t...od-exists.html

Originally Posted by VladTepes

I have one extremely negative comment to make...... Fosters ? Really ?

Originally Posted by adonuff

Whats wrong with Fosters?

He did say on a "Budget"

I like the idea simple to build
Darren