Thread: Rear drawer/fridge slide systems for L322?

Greg: Glad that you like what we did.
Yes we removed the rear seats, built a flat floor that fits in conjunction with the cargo barrier and out a water bladder in foot well.
Not difficult to remove seats but good to have an extra pair of hands due to size and weight.
We also have some carpet which we velcro to mudguards where they are upholstered in rear of car as this protects the upholstery whilst dragging gear across them such as luggage boxes etc.
The pack rack has an air outlet on each corner so that we just connect compressor at rear then plug in wherever we need air.
Probably a bit overdone in some ways but I enjoy doing such things.
The ladder in photo folds and fits in base of drawer system.
I probably need to think about what to do with it all as we just don't go outback anymore.

Yeah, a helluva lot of work if you're not using it any more. Can't say I'd ever go to those lengths as we don't go bush more than once a year and it's only ever two of us.
Like the idea of the ladder to reach to roof rack though. Last time I had a flat, on the way to the Kimberley last year, I decided to use the spare on the roof rather than unload everything. I levered the thing off, it bounced when it hit the ground and nearly brained the bride.

Originally Posted by GregMilner

Yeah, a helluva lot of work if you're not using it any more. Can't say I'd ever go to those lengths as we don't go bush more than once a year and it's only ever two of us.
Like the idea of the ladder to reach to roof rack though. Last time I had a flat, on the way to the Kimberley last year, I decided to use the spare on the roof rather than unload everything. I levered the thing off, it bounced when it hit the ground and nearly brained the bride.

The ladder folds and is easily stored. It is a RHINO product.