Rear Storage Tool Box!
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I want to see how yours came out as well. I'm actually not doing the metal cutting and bending. My Vietnamese neighbor works at a place that works with sheet metal so I gave him the blueprints and he's cutting and bending everything for me and then I'm going to weld it all together once he brings by the finished metal.
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i wouldn't use galvanized. you will have to grind the galvanizing off everywhere you have to weld.
i would just use sheet metal and maybe powder coat it or just paint it.
i'd probably even use a bead roller and roll an X on the front panel like they do with the metal jerry cans.
i would just use sheet metal and maybe powder coat it or just paint it.
i'd probably even use a bead roller and roll an X on the front panel like they do with the metal jerry cans.
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i wouldn't use galvanized. you will have to grind the galvanizing off everywhere you have to weld. i would just use sheet metal and maybe powder coat it or just paint it. i'd probably even use a bead roller and roll an X on the front panel like they do with the metal jerry cans.
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Here you go. These are old pictures; it's full of crap now.
One thing to be careful of is not to make it too long. I have to push the seat back forward a touch to open/close it. Otherwise, it works great.
One thing to be careful of is not to make it too long. I have to push the seat back forward a touch to open/close it. Otherwise, it works great.
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Jeep noob here. I'm in the process of doing something like this as well. After I get my bilstein hd's installed. Just picked up a WJ this week. So lots of little things to take care of first.