Are you building one for the 80 so you can move the fridge back and forth?
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To keep room in the back on overnighters +, I got the idea from Stepmurr and welded up a metal frame for the new fridge. Opened up the rear for more camping gear! Bolts right into the existing bolt holes, has channel to hold the fridge in, and held in place with hooked turnbuckles. These mount to the HD metal handles on one end and welded eyelets on the other. welded on the tabs today and painted it up.
The fridge doesnt move and is very secure. I faced it to the outside so a) the plug in is only inches to the outlet plug in. b) the in and out fridge vents are facing the front and front side where they wont be blocked by gear in the rear. c) It opens away from me so I wont be tempted .
Clearing the rear fenderwell, the front tcase shift lever in 4WD - good to go!
Will you sleeping on top of it like Stepmurr?
Are you building one for the 80 so you can move the fridge back and forth?
That's where my cat rode!rubber traction mat on top?
That's where my cat rode!
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Nice work on your mounting bracket - can you reverse the lid so you can access the fridge while you drive?
That's where my cat rode!
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I like the cat bed on the dash! I think your cat has more dog in him than my dog
Then can you flip it back to access it from the campsite without crawling over your driver's seat ?Steve, thats hilarious!
Yes, I can flip it around for driver access ~
Genius!
Steve, thats hilarious!
Yes, I can flip it around for driver access ~
Hey Phil, to use the Tundra visor (from a 2002) I had to first modify the pivoting bracket.....Thought about writing up a complete install on these but figured there may not be many people that would be interested.