How does everyone keep things from rolling around? (1 Viewer)

[Colnajoe]

So what does everyone use to keep things organized in the back of their fj40, and keep things from rolling around back there?

 

[folsom50]

Originally a couple milk crates, but I upgraded to an elcheapo plastic tool chest from Walmart.

 

[devo]

Boxes, crates, and straps



devo

 

[3_puppies]

small totes with lids

 

[65swb45]

Deck.

 

[65swb45]

Rear of the bed accesses from the tailgate, the front has a top door. Weld rings onto a few of the toolbar bolts and turn them into eye bolts for tie down points

 

[duncanrm]

Soft toolbags are the bomb.. they dont roll or rattle.

 

[Colnajoe]

Soft toolbags are the bomb.. they dont roll or rattle.

I have a old canvas bag from my military days, and that is what I just put all my stuff in

 

[Living in the Past]

Back in 1975 I put my 68 FJ40 on it's side on an icy road in South Lake Tahoe. The loose Highlift Jack laying behind the front seats flipped up and almost hit my now ex in the head. After that I used a length of chain wrapped around it to keep it place. Used many different containers to carry things. But also figure a way to secure them. The soft tools bags are one of favorites. Few rattles and so not slide like hard container.

 

[izzyandsue]

2 milk crates on the driver side fender

 

[65swb45]

One of my personal favorites is @pardion , who cut open the top of a steel auxiliary tank and the floor of the 40 to access it. Awesomely low center of gravity to carry the heavy stuff in.

 

[Hugh Heifer]

I used an old wooden Army footlocker
I graduated to a couple metal ammo cans

 

[Colnajoe]

I used an old wooden Army footlocker
I graduated to a couple metal ammo cans

I sued to keep a tow chain in a M16 ammo can. Held in moisture and rusted everything inside over time.