I've seen a few threads on this in the past. Any developments or ideas for secure under jump seat storage boxes or creative solutions with could sturdy ways to mount them in place? I know there was a company in the 60-s or 70s that made them but seems like no one else picked up line. Tx.
Storage Box for Under Jump Seat Ideas (1 Viewer)
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timmyisinthewell
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You talking about something like these? First pick is from old Downey catalog, the second from old SOR.
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Cool but no current options?
timmyisinthewell
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If you like that style the dimensions and pictures are provided, shouldn't be too hard to have a sheet metal shop bend that thing up for you or post a want ad maybe somebody's has a couple sitting around.
ginmtb
'74 FJ40 - my first!
Here is my setup. PO installed. It was just screwed down - I bolted it down from the inside it is going nowhere.
ginmtb
'74 FJ40 - my first!
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wanted to try industrial velcro with this but need a more thoughtful temporary "hold" idea if anyone has good ideas.
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Living in the Past
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An old cruiser I bought had sheet metal boxes bolted down against each wheel well. They were not built to match the drop at the front. Still have stored away.
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looks like a ccot glove box, are there 40 specific?
I made those for a friend for speaker enclosures. They're just made from ½" mdf. They are specific to the 40.
If I were to make something as storage box, I'd fibreglass them inside and out.
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now that is bad ass!
timmyisinthewell
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That's quite a shop and tool layout, are you one of those TV guys with a woodworking program? That's good work.
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painting them?
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you'd have a good audience here and maybe even third parties - not many solutions!
Ha! Sadly no, I have to make money on what I build, rather than by my winning and charming personality.
I own a cabinet shop, and have a lot of goodies.
