I have dug around for a bit now and can't seem to find any pics of the wiring from the inside.
My barn doors were welded together hastily by the previous owner that must've been near-sighed, and hungover, and didn't care about details. Then he/she plugged the hinge mounting holes on one side so they could use it as a single-sided hinge swing out. It's a bit janky.
Unless I can source some good barn doors or a tailgate for a reasonable price in the next few weeks, the plan is to redo the tailgate conversion work on the doors and bring the hinges down to the sill. Similar to a low-tech version of this:
Poor Boy FJ40 tailgate
My question is: I don't want exposed wire on the tailgate. I wonder if anybody has any experience/ideas on a better way to route the wire so every time I slide my cooler in and out, it doesn't take my wiring with it. I also don't love the idea of dangling wires on the outside (within reason).
I would love to route the wire towards the sill to minimize the exposure when the gate is down, but I'm hoping to get some tips from smarter people than me.
My barn doors were welded together hastily by the previous owner that must've been near-sighed, and hungover, and didn't care about details. Then he/she plugged the hinge mounting holes on one side so they could use it as a single-sided hinge swing out. It's a bit janky.
Unless I can source some good barn doors or a tailgate for a reasonable price in the next few weeks, the plan is to redo the tailgate conversion work on the doors and bring the hinges down to the sill. Similar to a low-tech version of this:
Poor Boy FJ40 tailgate
My question is: I don't want exposed wire on the tailgate. I wonder if anybody has any experience/ideas on a better way to route the wire so every time I slide my cooler in and out, it doesn't take my wiring with it. I also don't love the idea of dangling wires on the outside (within reason).
I would love to route the wire towards the sill to minimize the exposure when the gate is down, but I'm hoping to get some tips from smarter people than me.