Rear storage systems for patrol GQ

Mine came from: Offroad Systems

Worth a look.

Peter

Have emailed you my set-up

G'day Aussichef,

Have emailed you my home made set up also. For the reasons mentioned above decided to make my own, just can't understand why they have to be so bloody expensive! It aint hard and at same time allows you to customise to suit your needs. I like having two fridges on a false floor in the middle passenger space this was made lower than the drawers so they can be accessed in the car but at the same time still provides some storage space underneath.

Kind regards

Like this?

I have a home made one in Melb Im selling $275 its yours. Made of ply....

truckster i have searched thats why i'm asking
thanks
warren

Hi there, as luck would have it I've just finished one for the Challenger. As others have mentioned I found the flexibility in home built and low cost the key.

Mines welded steel and ply coated with decent marine carpet. Suprisingly the carpet was the most expensive component:
Steel: $60
Wood: $25
Carpet: $85
Time: couple of weekends solid work.

The unit surrounds a Black Widow fridge slide with a 40ltr Engel on top. The slide is as low down as possible to ease access.

The unit is also bolted into the tie down points.

Have a look at the photo's here and feel free to ask if you've any questions.

Cheers, Juma

Hi Aussichef

Check out my 2nd rig pic. I made the setup myself as I couldn't buy anything exactly as I wanted. It has a built-in 60L water tank at the back, ARB air compressor and accessory power outlets, fridge slide and one large draw.

All up it cost ~$250 not including the water tank, or fridge slide (includes 12mm ply, marine grade carpet, 100kg draw runners, S/S lock etc...)

Cheers

Captain

I made my own set up which I have some pics of on my web site
here
Follow the links to accessories, then storage and theres a couple of pics for what we use. Cost us about $400 for the materials. We have a 70L Trailblaza... hence only one drawer due to the size of the refrigerator. But the system is customised anyway... you would just make it up as you go along as we did!!!

If you have any questions, send me a member ,message with your email address and I will be happy to answer.

Warren

dunno how to do the link thing on here, so I'm emailing you pics of my set up. It is the second one I have had.

Built the first one myself for about $250 for another 4 x 4, them modified it to fit the Patrol, then sold it to the Brother in law, & spent the bigger biccies to get a full sized unit to max out on space utilisation. Home made systems - well mine, at least, & from the look of most others- have a lot of wasted space on the sides etc.

Very satisfied with Paul's unit. he builds them at Para Hills, & used to be called Back Pack SA. Now he is called Trek Tech. he'll pretty much build anything for ya. I also have one of his low profile fridge slides.

Cheers