XJ Rear storage solution
02-25-2016, 01:59 PM
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I have a swing away and don't run a lift or big tires so it works for me. I just needed a lockable place to keep stuff I don't want the general public to look in and see. Firearms, gear, Etc.
02-26-2016, 12:16 PM
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Nice big box for sure one I had not saw before. I use 3 large plastic box's in the rear of mine marked for different items, then a series of nylon zipper bags and packs to fill around them.
I did mount several U-Bolts through the floor so that I can use 11/4" ratchet straps to hold everything down in the rear.
The locks on that box will only last about 20-30 seconds to open for someone wanting into it. Like most all locks they only keep honest people honest, sad to say.
I did mount several U-Bolts through the floor so that I can use 11/4" ratchet straps to hold everything down in the rear.
The locks on that box will only last about 20-30 seconds to open for someone wanting into it. Like most all locks they only keep honest people honest, sad to say.
02-28-2016, 07:21 AM
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9/10 of that battle is keeping things out of plain, easy sight, which this would do nicely... it fits that spot really well. I might have to find one of these.
Edit: found myself in TSC this morning and got my hands on one to check it out... Man it's nice but a hundy is an awful lot for a big piece of blow-molded plastic...
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02-29-2016, 09:06 AM
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True enough... If someone wants into your stuff bad enough they're going to get into it.
9/10 of that battle is keeping things out of plain, easy sight, which this would do nicely... it fits that spot really well. I might have to find one of these.
Edit: found myself in TSC this morning and got my hands on one to check it out... Man it's nice but a hundy is an awful lot for a big piece of blow-molded plastic...
9/10 of that battle is keeping things out of plain, easy sight, which this would do nicely... it fits that spot really well. I might have to find one of these.
Edit: found myself in TSC this morning and got my hands on one to check it out... Man it's nice but a hundy is an awful lot for a big piece of blow-molded plastic...
02-29-2016, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Fred/N0AZZ
Nice big box for sure one I had not saw before. I use 3 large plastic box's in the rear of mine marked for different items, then a series of nylon zipper bags and packs to fill around them.
I did mount several U-Bolts through the floor so that I can use 11/4" ratchet straps to hold everything down in the rear.
The locks on that box will only last about 20-30 seconds to open for someone wanting into it. Like most all locks they only keep honest people honest, sad to say.
I did mount several U-Bolts through the floor so that I can use 11/4" ratchet straps to hold everything down in the rear.
The locks on that box will only last about 20-30 seconds to open for someone wanting into it. Like most all locks they only keep honest people honest, sad to say.
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