Thanks! $2K is my total investment. They are selling for $450 each, with free shipping!
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/handmade-oak-bronco-toolboxes.68191/
Handmade quarter sawn white oak toolboxes, that were designed to fit perfectly in the storage compartment under the rear deck of 2-door and 4-door 2021-23 Broncos. Guaranteed to fit! Only 4 are available, at this time. Price includes free shipping in the 48 contiguous US states.
Hi guys!
I made 4 of these toolboxes and they are now for sale on Facebook Marketplace. Or send me a direct message, here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/533481095564027/
$450 - Hand made quarter sawn white oak toolboxes, that were made to fit perfectly in the storage compartment...
Sorry if this has already been mentioned. But, if you are driving with the top and doors off, be ready to say "goodbye" to anything that isn't fastened down. I have watched items that were securely tucked under the seats suddenly jump up, wave, and disappear - when driving at highway speeds.
The paint protection film guys had to remove my original badges, so it was an opportunity for changing it up a little. Got the script badge from eBay and the Badsquatch sticker from Ford.
I need something more than skateboard tape, to protect against dents. I would prefer a rubber mat that extends across the entire door opening, in order to protect the sheet metal sill when passengers get in the back seat of my 2-door Badlands Sasquatch.
Thomas, I agree that a smart guy with a 3D printer could match the curves of the injection molded tray perfectly, and come up with a water tight design that they could sell hundreds of. But, I'm not that guy.
I like working with oak, so that's what I used.
Thanks! I am working on the drawings for building 5 or 10 of these in one batch. Once I get my costs for oak and hardware, and my time, I'll post in the Bronco6G marketplace area.
I made this toolbox to fit the storage area under the floor of my two door, and now people are asking me to make them up for their four door Broncos. Does anyone know if the tray shape is the same on both models?
My 2-door Badlands Sasquatch definitely has a lot more wind noise coming from the top than my Jeep Wrangler ever had in the 11-years that I owned it.
I assumed the noise was coming from the roof rack. But now I will talk with my good-for-nothing dealer about getting it fixed.
I wish my Line-X dealers in the Chicago area would use the fine tip spray. I had the rock rails and metal bumpers on my Jeep JK sprayed fine tip ULTRA. But, when I picked them up, they had the standard spray on them... with no going back.
https://linex.com/ultra