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Cargo Space solutions. ***PICS*** Update on Page 4
- Thread starter badmix
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Just found a cool tie-down loop option. Surface mount, made of 17-4 SS (strong & won't easily rust).
Marine Part though, so not inexpensive.
Marine Part though, so not inexpensive.
thats a dang good idea. looks very nice...
....may chunk mine since its only had a rider twice in the last 5 years.
....may chunk mine since its only had a rider twice in the last 5 years.
badmix
1/2 ton status
ntsqd said:Just found a cool tie-down loop option. Surface mount, made of 17-4 SS (strong & won't easily rust).
Marine Part though, so not inexpensive.
Only $39.99 USD for the smaller model and the price goes up accordingly.
I got my 1200lb rated D ring tie down setup for 3.75 each.
I plan to pick up another one tomorrow and do a TRIANGLE pattern with them, so ill have 2 on the sides and one in the back. that should hold my gear down well.
badmix
1/2 ton status
Well, I yanked that tailgate thingy off. Ive got the backseat back in it. and reoganized my gear better.
If I ever get the Blazer where I want it, ill have a full cage inside. But for now. Ive got the back seat back in it and jus got the gear behind it. Ill jus flip the rear seat up if i need the extra room. I still lose the space in the back seat foot well area when the seat is flipped, but oh well. Its a constant thing to figure out how to utilize the space better.
If I ever get the Blazer where I want it, ill have a full cage inside. But for now. Ive got the back seat back in it and jus got the gear behind it. Ill jus flip the rear seat up if i need the extra room. I still lose the space in the back seat foot well area when the seat is flipped, but oh well. Its a constant thing to figure out how to utilize the space better.
I didn't say they were cheep! Small one is good to something like 4k lbs though. Shouldn't need much more than that.badmix said:Only $39.99 USD for the smaller model and the price goes up accordingly.
I got my 1200lb rated D ring tie down setup for 3.75 each.
I plan to pick up another one tomorrow and do a TRIANGLE pattern with them, so ill have 2 on the sides and one in the back. that should hold my gear down well.
Besides, they're stainless. Polish them for the Bling!
