How to keep unwanted eyes out of vehicle.

Curtains...

Open them while driving, and then close when you are parked.

Cutouts of that heat reflective stuff you sometimes put inside your windscreen in summer. Not only keeps prying eyes out but also keeps direct sunlight off the fridge. The vision thing is not a problem for me as when loaded I can't see out the back anyway. When unloaded (ie not going on a trip or weekend away) simply remove the cutouts and put them away until the next trip.
Cheers
Pete

Biggy,

Just use a doulbe bed size blanket to throw over the gear. Also doubles up as an extra blanket if you need one.

It is all I have ever used. What is not seen is generally not lusted after. Well most of the time that is.

Cheers

Magnus

The windows on our 4 Runner are tinted(not sure of shade no) and you have to walk right up to it and peer hard to see into it.Also helps with the heat factor.

You can buy the material that is used for the window sox. Cut it to the shape of your windows and velcroe it to the inside of the windows. Will help to keep the heat out as well

If you want something easy and permanent, ask your local window tinter for a film that will do what you want, remember too that the darker films don't necessarily work better in keeping the heat out. Ask several opinions before deciding, some window tinters push what they are supplied which may not be what you want, get several quotes also, dearest film I was quoted was still only $385 fitted for GU Wagon, cheapest quote for different film $275
Rolande

Biggy, I thought I was OK with my good quality window tint but last Friday while parked at the domestic aiport for one day someone decided to break in through the back window. Tinting held the glass together but they still managed to raid an old small tool box from the back. I was lucky they did not open any doors and take anything else. I think having eveything hidden under a false floor is the answer but it does not help if you are fully loaded on a trip. I feel it was an opportunistic break-in because you can not see in the back of my vehicle. I'll probably upgrade the alarm with a breakglass detector & put some extra warning stickers on the windows but I'm not sure if it will help much.

Dear Biggy
How about poking the nosey mongrels in the eyes,and while your at it let off a round from a shotgun just for good measure,that should do the trick. regards greyemu