For Sale SoCal - overlanding drawer systems for ANY Toyota

[MikePL]

Location

Bonsall, CA 92003 United States

Our slogan is:
>>> If you think this product is not for you, it probably isn't <<<

* Extreme attention to details
* No nails used
* No visible screws
* No visible joints
* Each edge hand-finished and coatedSmall and uniform gaps between panels
* No visible mounting hardware, no turnbuckles, no straps and other ugly stuff

We have 3 quality levels
-Basic level. Drawer system covered with black bed liner. Rugged, practical and still looking good. $2700

- Medium level. Baltic birch top and front, coated with a clear finish. Looks really good, with nice wood texture, almost like the bamboo version. $2900

- Luxury level. Premium bamboo wood, semi gloss finish. Nothing comes close to this. $3400

We also make custom designs, with one drawer, with integrated Dometic drawer fridge etc.

If you don't want the 2nd row seats and want to sleep inside your truck, we have bed extensions ($600-800 depending on material and finish).

Your land Cruiser deserves to be a Land Yacht.

 

[MikePL]

Black bedliner. Rugged but still elegant... And the cheapest option.

 

[MikePL]

One pic is messy because we are still finishing a setup which incorporates a Dometic drawer fridge, has real yacht floor stripes and has a sleeping extension up to the driver's seat. We also have one drawer setups and much much more. Actually everything you want, we can do.

 

[CrabCake]

I'm in Annapolis, MD, so I see a lot of high end yachts here (I run a catering business)...your work looks top notch!

 

[MikePL]

Just finishing another one for the 200 series. It will have a built-in dometic fridge

 

[MikePL]

Here it comes. Still waiting for the install and some details. The 200 series drawer/fridge combo.

In the front:
One drawer, wider than half space. Dometic CD-30 fridge.

In the back:
Can be either empty or, in this case, a 300Ah lithium battery, DC-DC 40A charger, fusebox for the refrigerator and 5 other things like diesel heater, lights, USB etc. The fridge is shorter than the overall length so it is wise to use this space for something.

 

[bajaphile]

Wow! Impressive!!

 

[Trail Rated]

Looks rad. Great work.
Curious as to how this would work as a sleeping platform with the second row folded dow?
Whats the height on these?
Whats the measurements on the back area for other stuff?
Interested in pics installed.

 

[MikePL]

Looks rad. Great work.
Curious as to how this would work as a sleeping platform with the second row folded dow?
Whats the height on these?
Whats the measurements on the back area for other stuff?
Interested in pics installed.

It works as good as it possibly can. The overall height is around 11in. The part of the bloor right behind the seats is 1in lower so if you take a tape measure and put it against the seats, you should look at the 12in mark. That pretty much creates a really neat sleeping platform. Unfortunately the seats in the 200 series fold in such a way that once they are folded down, they create a gap. If you put a mattress, you should still be fine. In the worst case scenario, you would need to stick your spare rain jackets in the slot between the platform and the folded seats. Will post some pics below.

 

[MikePL]

When installed you can clearly see the seats are nicely against the platform. There is a tiny gap only. It needs to be to allow some adjustment space.
When folded down, the gap gets bigger.
A bonus pic shows a bit of what got hidden behind the refrigerator:
- 300Ah lithium battery
- DC-DC alternator charger
- fuse box with 6 outputs.

 

[MikePL]

And yes, I love installing hardware which sits flush with the surface. It's my obsession. Even when I install USB sockets or other stuff, I measure the exact depth to make sure it sits flush.

 

[Trail Rated]

Nice, thanks for the info.