Cargo Accessory Mounting Panel
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Gonna be honest, I’m swamped at work, have a 10 month old crawling at my ankles every afternoon (no free time), and have only viewed the file once. I’m not giving up on it i’m just overwhelmed at the moment.
CharlieS
GOLD Star
No experience with this outfit out of Australia, but this might be an option: 80 Series Rear Quarter Panel Mount | Ironclad Engineering - https://www.ironcladengineering.com.au/product-page/80-series-rear-quarter-panel-mount
Looks like an exact wits end replica. Nice!
Is the file available?
I bought the IronClad last month. Im gonna get it installed this week. I’ll post pics.
I ordered it as well this past week. Brad was quick to follow up with a status on shipping timeline. USD to AUD conversion rate really helped on price.
He's been good about following up with me as well. Great customer service thus far.
Subscribed, cause a file would be really cool, but also stoked to hear about the Ironclad Install
I’ll definitely do some install pictures. The shipment arrived into customs yesterday, so just waiting on them and USPS.
I just received the bracket/mount.
It’s really nice. Highly recommend it if you’re in the market for one. The price is great(especially if you’re paying in USD) and time from order to delivery was just under 4 weeks delivered to New Mexico. Customs in LA accounted for about half a week.
I did a test fit and got it situated in the rear quarter panel is less than 2 minutes. Hardware (bolts and washers) were included. I’ll do a more in depth write up on the install along with mounting all my electronics this weekend.
It’s really nice. Highly recommend it if you’re in the market for one. The price is great(especially if you’re paying in USD) and time from order to delivery was just under 4 weeks delivered to New Mexico. Customs in LA accounted for about half a week.
I did a test fit and got it situated in the rear quarter panel is less than 2 minutes. Hardware (bolts and washers) were included. I’ll do a more in depth write up on the install along with mounting all my electronics this weekend.
I posted a brief writing up with pictures over here: Ironclad Rear Quarter Panel Bracket Install
Really happy with how it all went in.
Really happy with how it all went in.
Delta VS
Supporting Vendor
Just posted on our website, in stock ready to ship, but too late for you unfortunately.
Looks like Wasatch Overland has a Panel 80 that seems to do the same thing as well. And it will handle what looks to be a electrical system. Not sure where the battery goes but pretty awesome.
www.wasatchoverlandshop.com
Wasatch Overland Panel 80 - Landcruiser 80 Series Quarter Panel Mount | QPM
Wasatch Overland is proud to present the Land Cruiser Panel 80.The perfect passenger rear quarter panel storage and mounting solution that requires zero drilling, also known as a QPM. NOW SHIPPING INTERNATIONALLY - reach out to us for a shipping quote It can mount neatly with or without the...
www.wasatchoverlandshop.com
mudgudgeon
Resident galah
Looks like Wasatch Overland has a Panel 80 that seems to do the same thing as well. And it will handle what looks to be a electrical system. Not sure where the battery goes but pretty awesome.
Wasatch Overland Panel 80 - Landcruiser 80 Series Quarter Panel Mount | QPM
Wasatch Overland is proud to present the Land Cruiser Panel 80.The perfect passenger rear quarter panel storage and mounting solution that requires zero drilling, also known as a QPM. NOW SHIPPING INTERNATIONALLY - reach out to us for a shipping quote It can mount neatly with or without the...
That's the best one I've seen yet!
Trusty Rusty
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Any guidance on how to remove the interior trim panel for access into the interior quarter panel? Sorry if a bit off-topic - trying to run some wiring and would love to get behind that panel without destroying all of the mounting tabs...thanks!
Metal or plastic panel popping tools, but I usually just use my fingers, Haven't really had issues getting the tabs out. Buying extra probably isn't a bad idea though.
mudgudgeon
Resident galah
Start from the very back edge, pry the edge of the panel away from the body.
You can use fingers, or a pry bar. Key is pulling/prying as close to the clips as possible.
Once rear edge is free, pull the top edge away.
By now, it'll be self explanatory for the rest.
100% you'll break some clips. They are 30 year old flimsy plastic.
They tend to crush when reinstalling if they aren't aligned with holes.
