For Sale SF Bay Area: 100 Series Cargo/Sleeping Platform (1 Viewer)

[jimbosz07]

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Selling my homebuilt cargo/fold out sleeping platform that I built for my LX470. It models the Air Down Gear Up SS1 design and is built from 3/4" plywood on an 80/20 aluminum channel frame. Drawers can easily be added to the 80/20 framing if you want. It's wrapped in tan speaker carpet that matches the tan Land Cruiser interior perfectly.

Fully extended it is 76" long by 54" wide. I'm 6'1" and fit very comfortably with my dog.

The SS1 version of this costs $1,900 and materials alone are about what I'm asking. Selling because selling my LX.

$450 or best offer. 650-235-O635

 

[S.CarolinaFZJ80]

That's pretty sweet! GLWS

 

[Ma son]

any plans to come anywhere near CO? im interested

 

[jimbosz07]

any plans to come anywhere near CO? im interested

Unfortunately I’m pretty stuck here in NorCal. Maybe you could find a parts ferry? I know there are some pretty affordable services

 

[jimbosz07]

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[jimbosz07]

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[slowtraveladv]

Can you share any other pics? I would like to see the frame if possible, any issues with sagging?
If you already sold, I would be interested in building my own.
Thanks in advance.

 

[MaxStache]

Selling my homebuilt cargo/fold out sleeping platform that I built for my LX470. It models the Air Down Gear Up SS1 design and is built from 3/4" plywood on an 80/20 aluminum channel frame. Drawers can easily be added to the 80/20 framing if you want. It's wrapped in tan speaker carpet that matches the tan Land Cruiser interior perfectly.

Fully extended it is 76" long by 54" wide. I'm 6'1" and fit very comfortably with my dog.

The SS1 version of this costs $1,900 and materials alone are about what I'm asking. Selling because selling my LX.

$450 or best offer. 650-235-O635

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Is this still available? Looking for something similar

 

[GVegasG]

What size 8020 did you use for legs and how did you attach to the plywood?