Question about secure storage with top off
Originally Posted by RedJupiter
On a 2 door, the Tuffy Security Deck Enclosure fills the space behind the folded and tumbled rear seat. If you remove the deck enclosure you can use the rear seat. I need an option for a 2 door that allows continuous use of the rear seat and a secured area in the trunk.
Anyone tried the Tuffy Tailgate Security Enclosure? It is smaller, covering only the tailgate area behind the rear seat. Install looks easy based on the instructions.
Anyone tried the Tuffy Tailgate Security Enclosure? It is smaller, covering only the tailgate area behind the rear seat. Install looks easy based on the instructions.
Originally Posted by Cajun JK
I was looking at this one at first. It just seems to small. As it is you can just fit a rolling backpack between the seat and tailgate. But it does look easy to install and remove.
I've been doorless/topless for months...I just make sure to leave glove box and center console unlocked with absolutely nothing inside, I keep the Jeep bare so there is nothing to steal and hopefully they will try to open something an see it's empty before trying to pop the lock.
Originally Posted by FlameRedJK
I've been doorless/topless for months...I just make sure to leave glove box and center console unlocked with absolutely nothing inside, I keep the Jeep bare so there is nothing to steal and hopefully they will try to open something an see it's empty before trying to pop the lock.
I took a page out of one of the write ups and just made my own and covered in in carpet. It locks into the tail gate and also has a internal lock. My goal was to camouflage it a little. I wanted just enough for small bags and what not when out with the wife.
Good luck lots of options!
Good luck lots of options!
Originally Posted by Dagley918
I took a page out of one of the write ups and just made my own and covered in in carpet. It locks into the tail gate and also has a internal lock. My goal was to camouflage it a little. I wanted just enough for small bags and what not when out with the wife.
Good luck lots of options!
Good luck lots of options!
Originally Posted by mountainbikeguy
That's a nice set up! I'm leaning toward something similar.
This way is a little bit of a compromise.



