What drawers for 4 door?

[agentdarnell]

What sliding drawers do you use for your brinco? I am thinking of picking up one for recovery gear storage and possibly a place for my truck gun. I am also curious if you have full molle panels for the back and if the drawers fit with them.

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[contented]

Jeremey, if I could offer one piece of hard learned advice, it would be carefully think through your long range plan. This saves conflicts further down the road. I.e., how do you use your bronco, what do you carry, do the size and shape of things you carry change? Do you plan on adding side molle panels, a mid level shelf or an attic shelf? Do you carry a frig and small battery to power it? I carry recovery gear in a M2M attic shelf.

Each of us has different preferences, needs, use case and how we like to pack. I don’t have drawers because they don’t work for me. I like flexibility and the ability to literally use every single cubic ft of space available. But, lockable drawers are a perfect way to secure firearms, etc. Our JK friends have drawers and love them.

I’m certain many will chime in. There are many different and well thought out storage solutions out there.

 

[agentdarnell]

No plans on adding any shelves or fridge. I use my bronco as a day trip offroad currently as well as daily driver. I have a german shepherd that will eventually be abaervice dog that needs to be with me in the vehicle once trained.

I don't like clutter or overloaded vehicle. More hidden the better. I currently have a molle on the tailgate with a fire extinguisher, hatchet and med it and etool. I'll eventually get a small chainsaw to carry for off road trips and maybe a full size shovel, traction boards and other recovery equipment like kinetic rope, soft shackles, tree saver etc.

I carry an at15 with plenty of mags and a supressor.

 

[SeptuagenerianSasquatch]

I use the Ford accessory cargo drawers--4 door only. It's also carried (perhaps made by?) Tuffy.
It's steel, pretty heavy--pay attention to your accessorizing, the weight ads up! Ratchet set is essential for install.

It has a pretty good lock, and the partitions are fairly adjustable. Depending on your firearm and how it breaks down, you could probably carry it in there. It could certainly hold an AR. The lock is good, and with your truck locked, should be safe enough. But note you'll lose access to your small tools compartment underneath your cargo deck.
Ford has been having 20% sales lately, keep your eye out, probably another one for our coutry's 250th !

 

[Stillwater35]

I did just remove my broadict drawers. They made noise, were too shallow to carry anything helpful and added weight. I am looking at the arb drawers if anything because of the drawer depth.

An underrated value of a drawer is that with the top off and the car locked you essentially have locked storage.

 

[Direvarg]

I did just remove my broadict drawers. They made noise, were too shallow to carry anything helpful and added weight. I am looking at the arb drawers if anything because of the drawer depth.

An underrated value of a drawer is that with the top off and the car locked you essentially have locked storage.

If you take apart the drawer and put a rubber weather strip behind the sliding drawer for it to press against when it’s latched, it should get rid of the rattle. Had the same issue with my American adventure lab drawers

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