[jefemente]

Around $70 at Home Depot, less if you already have this stuff laying around like I did.
2 - 24 X 48 planks
3 - 2 X 4's
2 - 3 1/2 gate hinges
4 - 8mm bolts/misc screws/washers
1 qt. black paint
3 - 3/4 /x 3/4 X 36 aluminum angle
1 - 6' X 12' olefin carpet

 

[42GAMI]

bahahahaha. cool.

 

[ThomasE]

nice job, plenty of easy access storage space now

 

[dsk1969]

How do you get the seat out?

 

[2qik2see]

Around $70 at Home Depot, less if you already have this stuff laying around like I did.
2 - 24 X 48 planks
3 - 2 X 4's
2 - 3 1/2 gate hinges
4 - 8mm bolts/misc screws/washers
1 qt. black paint
3 - 3/4 /x 3/4 X 36 aluminum angle
1 - 6' X 12' olefin carpet

damn! that was a simple YET creative! right on brother! i like it!! question; how did you get the seat out? cool, very cool!!
:tu: :tu: :tu: :tu: :tu: :tu:

 

[pgilland]

Very nice! I removed my back seat for a cross country camping trip last summer, way more storage. Wish I would have thought of your idea, looks really convenient.

 

[2qik2see]

:tu: :tu: :tu: :tu: :tu:

 

[tooldud]

Nicely done!! What are the chrome looking posts at the top back?

 

[H2O_MAN]

I ain't go no back seat!
















nice mod :tu:

 

[mater]

That was a nice idea and good looking work.

 

[Hickleberry]

I always thought it would be nice to fold the back seat down in an Access Cab.

In my old F-150 the seats disappeared and left a flat metal surface (the dog didn't like riding that way...kept sliding side to side around the corners), it was handy.

I wonder if you could make that kind of mod, tipping the seats forward?

 

[Hickleberry]

Around $70 at Home Depot, less if you already have this stuff laying around like I did.
2 - 24 X 48 planks
3 - 2 X 4's
2 - 3 1/2 gate hinges
4 - 8mm bolts/misc screws/washers
1 qt. black paint
3 - 3/4 /x 3/4 X 36 aluminum angle
1 - 6' X 12' olefin carpet

There's a guy on another forum looking for a seat.

Are you interested in selling yours?

 

[jefemente]

Around $70 at Home Depot, less if you already have this stuff laying around like I did.
2 - 24 X 48 planks
3 - 2 X 4's
2 - 3 1/2 gate hinges
4 - 8mm bolts/misc screws/washers
1 qt. black paint
3 - 3/4 /x 3/4 X 36 aluminum angle
1 - 6' X 12' olefin carpet

To remove the seat:
there are 2 or 3 bolts on the bottom, remove them and lift up.

There are 3/4 X 3/4 aluminum angle strips around the back piece.

Jeff

 

[biancoinpa]

Guys,

It really looks great -- reminds me of the way I changed (enlarged) the space in my dear, departed '85 Toyota crew cab. As I remember, it was the one thing I didn't like about that old horse. I lusted after the guys driving American truck lookalikes (wannabe trucks) who had real passenger seats.

All these thoughts came upon me after I asked my bride to come in and see what nice this forum guy had done to his Tundra. She just mussed my thinning hair and said something like, "and then where we would put the grandkids -- if they ever come east."

Ah, well. It does look pretty neat.

frankb