Currently the back of my Jeep has a 33" swamper tire that I havent gotten around to mounting on a rim, a milk crate with a bunch of random stuff and a few cases of Red Bull.

Question for you guys, if I wanted to run an air tank for emergencies how would I go about that?

 

I have a lug nut cross and a set of junker cables.

And one of those dumb looking donut spares. Gotta real tire somewhere, needs a rim.

 

12" MA sub box (amp mounted on back) with quick disconnect for easy removal (dont have to worry about it when wheeling and camping..
Sleeping bag
2 ton come-along and tow straps
winter walking bag with extra gloves, flashlight, snow pants, long johns etc...

 

CAN U SAY WOOD ???

 

dirt, 1/2 case of beer,shotgun shells,hunting coat, and a gallon of water (ice right now)

 

2 - 12" Alpine subs
3 MREs
A couple of water-purification tablets
A sleeping bag
Spare tire
Miscellaneous tools (screw drivers, socket set, etc.)
A change of clothes
And jumper cables

Most of it is incase I ever get stranded somewhere or sleep in my Jeep overnight.

 

Just the spare tire. I don't like the inside the inside of my Jeep getting dirty, lol. Plus, I just steamed cleaned the interior and put new floor mats in.

 

Don't do much offroading, eh?

 

don't keep anything in there on a daily basis besides the spare, jumpers, and a small tool kit

like to keep a light load to save on gas mileage

 

very similar to what i had been thinking about. is your drawer on roller casters to roll out easily or is it just sitting in there on the floor?

 

Subwoofers

 

Pair of sportsmans guide long underwear and a tool bag

 

Tow strap, Hi-Lift, tool bag, towels, first aid, flashlight, XJ Pod. Under the rear seats (yes, that's plural as I did the 60/40 GC swap) is a shovel, ratchet straps, jumper cables, and roadside flares.

 

I've seen a pic with a 5th wheel hooked up to the back of a xj... does that's count? Lol

 

Last spring I had a green house on wheels. We had some serious rain here and the seal around my lift gate was wasted and after 3 days of pouring rain, the seal couldn't take it anymore. I ended having about an inch of water in the back. Well, one day after I went to drain the water and what do I find....
this little guy...





It took about week of heat, sun, and towels to dry it all out. So I did one of my budget mods...I used some of my weather stripping I had left over from the winter and applied it to the lift gate. All better now and it's still holding. As for now, my sub box is back there along with 2 amps, a set of tools, rags, my Haynes manual, spare tire, and a bottle of all major fluids used in the jeep. (It likes to mark it's territory)