Under-Floor Storage
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From: Adelaide - Australia
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Originally Posted by btz
Any details on the sub under the passenger seat? One of the next projects on my list.
Originally Posted by Aussie Jeepster
I'm guessing yours was not a 2011 or 2012 model? Can't move the damn thing in those models!
Would love a 2011 or 2012, as the yearly tax would be less, but not much chance of that at the moment or of doing the following.
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Thanks for the sub info would like to see pics of it over wheel.. ill try sum pics. Waiting for lid shock brackets so shocks can get installed.. and a locking sash hasp is what iam thinking so it dosentget pop up on its own..
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Great job, 
I like this idea a lot, I had a similar idea about building a false floor but I didn't want to do it because with the seats folded down it would be obvious there was a false floor. But with the extensions covering the rear seat this is a perfect design . How thick are the metal studs that you used. I looked at Home Depot last night and I found the metal studs, but they all seemed very flimsy and too thin. Were yours like this as well but then when you assembled everything did they get solid? Thanks for the idea!!
Scott
I like this idea a lot, I had a similar idea about building a false floor but I didn't want to do it because with the seats folded down it would be obvious there was a false floor. But with the extensions covering the rear seat this is a perfect design . How thick are the metal studs that you used. I looked at Home Depot last night and I found the metal studs, but they all seemed very flimsy and too thin. Were yours like this as well but then when you assembled everything did they get solid? Thanks for the idea!!Scott
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Great job, I like this idea a lot, I had a similar idea about building a false floor but I didn't want to do it because with the seats folded down it would be obvious there was a false floor. But with the extensions covering the rear seat this is a perfect design . How thick are the metal studs that you used. I looked at Home Depot last night and I found the metal studs, but they all seemed very flimsy and too thin. Were yours like this as well but then when you assembled everything did they get solid? Thanks for the idea!!
Scott
I like this idea a lot, I had a similar idea about building a false floor but I didn't want to do it because with the seats folded down it would be obvious there was a false floor. But with the extensions covering the rear seat this is a perfect design . How thick are the metal studs that you used. I looked at Home Depot last night and I found the metal studs, but they all seemed very flimsy and too thin. Were yours like this as well but then when you assembled everything did they get solid? Thanks for the idea!!Scott
They come in a couple different thicknesses. I don't recall if mine are the thicker ones or not.
The frame is much stiffer after it's all assembled.
Last edited by ronjenx; Dec 30, 2011 at 07:47 AM.
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Great job, I like this idea a lot, I had a similar idea about building a false floor but I didn't want to do it because with the seats folded down it would be obvious there was a false floor. But with the extensions covering the rear seat this is a perfect design . How thick are the metal studs that you used. I looked at Home Depot last night and I found the metal studs, but they all seemed very flimsy and too thin. Were yours like this as well but then when you assembled everything did they get solid? Thanks for the idea!!
Scott
I like this idea a lot, I had a similar idea about building a false floor but I didn't want to do it because with the seats folded down it would be obvious there was a false floor. But with the extensions covering the rear seat this is a perfect design . How thick are the metal studs that you used. I looked at Home Depot last night and I found the metal studs, but they all seemed very flimsy and too thin. Were yours like this as well but then when you assembled everything did they get solid? Thanks for the idea!!Scott
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has anyone with a bedlined tub done this mod and then bedlined the cover of the box? if so i would like to see some pics as I plan to bedline my tub this spring/summer and hopefully do this mod too.
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thats a really great storage solution and i especially like how clean it looks with the lock as well.
great work!!
hopefully i may be able to do something like this soon.
side note: your shop looks pretty sweet from what i could see in the picks!
great work!!
hopefully i may be able to do something like this soon.
side note: your shop looks pretty sweet from what i could see in the picks!
