200 bumper options, rear drawers.

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The greatest thing i ever did was get the Front Runner drawer system, this drawer is taller than most but when you put the rear seats down you can put a sheet of plywood across them and its level, makes a sleeping base from the rear window to the back of the front seats. you can PM me and give me and ill send pictures via text, not sure how to upload pics onto here. The only downside is that the drawer is a bit taller than most so some cargo area is sacrificed.

You can upload the pictures to something like imgur or flickr, then post a link.
 
You can upload the pictures to something like imgur or flickr, then post a link.
You can also attached it to the post, which is what I did, right next to the "post reply" button is the "upload file" button. Super easy. I also host photos on imgur.com as well.
 
You can also attached it to the post, which is what I did, right next to the "post reply" button is the "upload file" button. Super easy. I also host photos on imgur.com as well.

If you are on a computer (rather than a tablet or phone) you can drag and drop photos into the message body. If editing an existing post, hit the "more options" button, and then drag and drop photos into the text body. This way, you can skip the upload file button and skip looking up the file...
 
Never heard of them before, but after looking at their website, the Titan system seems legit and well priced. Any Mud member with this set up?


I'll be in Australia in a few weeks and I will get to see these first hand. They are made in Taiwan, China, etc... from what I gather. Basically same construction and materials as others on the market now.

They have a 300kg (660#) load rating from what the salesperson told me as well. Top slides are rated at 100kg (220#) I'll inquire about bulk pricing when I'm there if I like the units.

J
 
I'll be in Australia in a few weeks and I will get to see these first hand. They are made in Taiwan, China, etc... from what I gather. Basically same construction and materials as others on the market now.

They have a 300kg (660#) load rating from what the salesperson told me as well. Top slides are rated at 100kg (220#) I'll inquire about bulk pricing when I'm there if I like the units.

J

Thanks so much, and this may be the way I am leaning once I get your review. I am also impressed with the Dobinson unit. Look forward to hearing what you think.
 
Thanks so much, and this may be the way I am leaning once I get your review. Look forward to hearing what you think.

I'm ordering a set of drawers for my 100 and a set for @TonyP 200. They should be here in 2-3 weeks. I'll use Tony's rig for poser shots when its here getting custom armor. If he likes them, he will get first dibs, otherwise they will be sold and he will get a set on the next round.

Stay tuned.

Jason
 
Here is my custom drawer option. As you can see there are plenty of compartments, it is stylish, and pretty durable. Now obviously I was kidding, I am delivering this today, but my wife laughed at this when I made the crack about our new drawers (I've been pinning for some ARB drawers) I figured it was worth putting up.

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Here is my custom drawer option. As you can see there are plenty of compartments, it is stylish, and pretty durable. Now obviously I was kidding, I am delivering this today, but my wife laughed at this when I made the crack about our new drawers (I've been pinning for some ARB drawers) I figured it was worth putting up.

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Hey, I may rethink getting the ARB drawers after seeing this :rofl:
 
They're pricey but some people like high quality, hand crafted, items. Nothing wrong with cookie cutter ARB stuff, I'm still debating on throwing down my credit card for an ARB set right now and not having my gear roll around in my cargo area. But wanting specialized equipment with a small business feel seems to be a dying trend. With that certainly comes with pros and cons. Do I have 4k to drop for a drawer set? Nope. But having the option is nice. Much like having the option to drive a Land Cruiser and not a 4Runner (though I do miss my 3rd gen). If everyone bought what they absolutely needed instead of what they wanted everyone would be driving Civics and Camrys, or drinking Glen Ness 8 year scotch as opposed to a nice 18 year glenmorangie. A splurge is nice every once and while. :)
 
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That is...if you wanna pay double for the same functionality...

The two-drawer unit from Trekboxx is $3500.

Dude we get it - you've spent money on the ARBs.

@TonyP has the right idea - more choices. I offered my truck for measurement so the community of 200 owners could have additional options. Or as I like to call it 10x the quality at only 1.5x the price.
 
Dude we get it - you've spent money on the ARBs.

@TonyP has the right idea - more choices. I offered my truck for measurement so the community of 200 owners could have additional options. Or as I like to call it 10x the quality at only 1.5x the price.

Nah. I've just repeatedly noticed you reeeeeeally like to make sure people think ARB drawers are crap...and the approach gets tiresome.

Choices are great. Maybe choose not to be an ass. :clap:
 
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Nah. I've just repeatedly noticed you reeeeeeally like to make sure people think ARB drawers are crap...and the approach gets tiresome.

Choices are great. Maybe choose not to be an ass. :clap:

You repeatedly noticed the one thread where i called them "bare bones" ?. Sure. Good news, hence forth they will be known as "Cookie Cutter".
 
You repeatedly noticed the one thread where i called them "bare bones" ?. Sure. Good news, hence forth they will be known as "Cookie Cutter".

When I say cookie cutter, I'm referring to their ease of assembly not their quality. They can pump out center sections (drawers) with ease and make model specific fit-kits. That doesn't diminish their quality, just their ease of manufacture. If that makes sense...
 

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