I hated having loose stuff in the back of the truck, and having to strap it all down, so I built a box to keep all my wheeling junk in.

It's 6" tall, carpeted on the outside, and the inside is sprayed with a rubberized undercoating.

Here's the pics:

Test Fitting:
http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc123/Anthony-n-Kim/Xterra%20Stuff/CargoBox002.jpg

Carpet and rubberized coating finished:
http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc123/Anthony-n-Kim/Xterra%20Stuff/CargoBox004.jpg

Loaded:
http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc123/Anthony-n-Kim/Xterra%20Stuff/CargoBox010.jpg

Latched:
http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc123/Anthony-n-Kim/Xterra%20Stuff/CargoBox012.jpg

Nice!!!! Is that the Duplicolor stuff? How does that hold up? Good work bro!

That looks pretty cool.....and functional

Hellz yeah!

With the lobo rack and that... just what I'm lookin' for and I can do it all myself for cheap. Thanks for the pics and the sweet idea!

sweet, im totally doing this... just needs to be big enough for my 24" 4ton floor jack, and 2' breaker bar and all my other shit that takes up way the hell to much room in my X

Sweet idea! I'll have to build mine small enough to make room for my sub though.

nice job man....how bout the weight...any effect?

Nice looking organizer!!

Nice!! Where did you get the wire rack shelf at the top??

That's a home-made rack. Referred to as a "lobo rack".

Here's a few more pics:

http://www.clubxterra.org/forums/showthread.php?t=4098

I'm not too worried about the weight, it's a bit heavy - maybe 50 lb, but it's worth it.

If I were to do it over again, I'd probably make it 8" tall instead of 6"


Yup, the wire shelf is the Lobo Mod... It's just 12" wire shelving, by 4' long, I just had to clip a couple of the thin wires off the sides to fit it into the cargo hooks. (I got the 4' length at home depot for $5.92)

In the front (meaning toward the front of the vehicle) the ends of the shelf go through the cargo hooks and act like a hinge so the shelf can actually hang down (my cargo net holds the stuff on)

The side of the shelf toward the back of the vehicle is on the carabiners hooked to the rear cargo hooks.