drawers in Prado?

Hi Emma

It is not a problem, as all the pre made units are made to suite an individual vehicles, and yes the rear 7th seats must be removed. There are many good makes on the market and I have only used Black Widow. I had them in my 1998 Pajero and now have Black Widow in my 120 Series Prado. Ours have handled the toughest of outback conditions, from the Gunbarrel, Anne Beadel both of which are known for their corrugations and many other outback trips.

Good quality draws are a real investment to your vehicles and for me it would be always to up there to the to add list of any new vehicle, but like they say each to their own.

Now comes the hard part for you to choose what takes your fancy.

Happy Shopping



Cheers


Stephen

As said above there are quite a few available off the shelf to fit the 90 series Prado. We had Black Widow drawers in our 2001 Prado and they were great. We have transferred them across to our new Prado. Some of the manufacturers are

Black Widow http://www.blackwidow4wdstorage.com/drawer_systems/draw_extensions.htm

Outback Ideas http://www.4wdinteriors.com/

Offroad Systems http://www.offroadsystems.com.au/

Best Offroad http://www.bestoffroad.net.au/

And I'm sure there are others.

Ando

I ended putting Tanami aluminium drawers in my 120 series, mainly because the steel drawers weigh about the same as a small family sedan!
You do pay a premium, but I can vouch for the quality.

Emma t. I have ORS in my Wrangler. Pictured in the link of the previous post. They build them into your vehicle about two hours fitting but this is a benefit to the final placement. individual finish, not pre made and poor finish. I chose the aluminium frame for weight. Very happy with the product.

Hi Emma
My Prado is the 120 series 2004 I have fitted Out back drawers and barrier They do not rattle and carry a lot of items we are retiring the Prado in favour of a Ford RTV so we donot want the draws
Terry

I have black widow draws in my 90 series prado. I have an enclosed space on the left with a slide which will fit a 50l waeco. On the right I have two draws one short one tall stacked on top of each other. There is a small bay with a lid just behind the wheel arches. This comes to the height of the bottom drawere. This is a good spot to store loose gear like 12v power leads, recovery straps tie down straps etc. There is flat section over the wheel arches, and the dimensions of the flat section exactly match my 20l plastic jerry cans. There is a cargo barrier just forward of the drawers and I can store items like an axe and water hoses strpped to the barrier and between the barrier and the drawers. I also have a 50l water tank between the 2nd row of seats and the cargo barrier. When touring we store food etc in plastiv boxes on top of the drawer unit. It is not perfect and you do lose some useful space, but it works for us.
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