Rusty05 Member 228 Member For: 22y 8m 22d Location: The city of churches and TURBO XR'S Posted 13/01/04 02:02 AM Posted 13/01/04 02:02 AM I tried to get a divider made but it was gonna be very expensive so I went with the cargo bar / load bar with the ratchet and stretched a cargo net between it and the cross bar for the tonneau cover. It is very effective and convenient for all different sorts of loads.
100% Premium Donating Member Legacy Donating Member 641 Member For: 22y 11m 2d Gender: Male Location: If it says ONLINE below, in front of the computer, if not, tearin' up some bitumen! Posted 14/01/04 03:29 AM Posted 14/01/04 03:29 AM pics of my tray barrier. As you will see by the roughness, this one only took me 5mins to make. The wood in the ends is just glued in for rigidity. You could make it a bit prettier with a bit of care and you can also get black corflute.
lachlanj Member 57 Member For: 23y 2m 19d Location: Ballarat Posted 14/01/04 12:54 PM Posted 14/01/04 12:54 PM I use the ratchet cargo bar and it does the job rather well. I Also got some marine carpet and lined the tray to stop things sliding around. (no more shopping bags going everywhere)
turbotom Team Bute Legacy Donating Member 1,550 Member For: 23y 2m 7d Gender: Male Location: Adelaide Posted 14/01/04 11:19 PM Posted 14/01/04 11:19 PM pics of my tray barrier. As you will see by the roughness, this one only took me 5mins to make. The wood in the ends is just glued in for rigidity. You could make it a bit prettier with a bit of care and you can also get black corflute.Good one 100%I was wondering how you secured the corflute into the recess of the tray... I guess its a compression fit? well done
100% Premium Donating Member Legacy Donating Member 641 Member For: 22y 11m 2d Gender: Male Location: If it says ONLINE below, in front of the computer, if not, tearin' up some bitumen! Posted 15/01/04 05:32 AM Posted 15/01/04 05:32 AM Good one 100%I was wondering how you secured the corflute into the recess of the tray... I guess its a compression fit? well done No, there is actually a lip on both sides that it slips under to hold it in place.
cqae Member 229 Member For: 22y 10m 17d Posted 17/01/04 03:33 AM Author Posted 17/01/04 03:33 AM up until now, I have a big box occy strapped to the back-because I have the hard top, front is not all that accessable. I was thinking there might be some sort of genuine ford partitions that clip into the recess that 100% is talking about but obviously not. The corflute sounds likem a great idea & I might look into it, but for now the occy straps will do, thanks guys
tintR Member 154 Member For: 23y 2m 1d Location: Ferntree Gully, Victoria Posted 13/02/04 06:33 PM Posted 13/02/04 06:33 PM I bought rubber mat from clark rubber
Worpor Member 467 Member For: 22y 7m 7d Location: Perth Posted 15/02/04 01:14 AM Posted 15/02/04 01:14 AM Wot you put thing in the back? :D
Worpor Member 467 Member For: 22y 7m 7d Location: Perth Posted 15/02/04 01:15 AM Posted 15/02/04 01:15 AM The wifes cars for that
jetute Legacy Donating Member 4,553 Member For: 22y 7m 21d Gender: Male Location: brisbane Posted 15/02/04 01:27 AM Posted 15/02/04 01:27 AM Im a tradie and use my ute for work... I bought an aluminium toolbox from bunnings which sits perfectly in the middle of the two wheel mounts (lumps) in the tray... I siliconed this in (easy to remove for sale purposes)... This has left me with the back part of the tray for shopping and other purposes... the front part for tools and stuff and the tools box for my bits and pieces.... works well and the missus doesnt complain bout the shopping all over the joint...my 2c worth
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