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I keep my wallet in my pocket, and I actually put gloves in the glovebox. Oh, and glasses, yeah, those I keep on my face!
I'm betting you will get better answers if you happen to mention what vehicle you have.
I'm betting you will get better answers if you happen to mention what vehicle you have.
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First smart arse response I’ve gotten on here! Love to see it haha!! I’m riding a pioneer 700-4 deluxe, looking for ideas that have worked for folks and what maybe to stay away from!
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I use the stock glove box but didn’t add any storage. There is a mod that you cut a hole in the rear doors and utilize the space inside. 😎
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Nice! I like your style!
Do you have pics of this P7 you speak of?
Pack out boxes are popular
I bought a Milwaukee packout base plate and installed on the back of the driver side rear seat on my P1K5 and attached a packout box for tools, compressor, goggles, etc. We have taken it over some rough trails and it works great with no straps and if we need the seat the box pops off in a few seconds and I can pop up the seat.
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P700 - 700 UnderDash Storage
Has anyone actually paid the dumb high price for one of these? Why is the 1000 version half the price? My main concern(other than $$) is how much foot/leg room it takes up. Anyone have any real world feed back?
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Try this link in another thread here. There were a good many ideas.
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I had one of those for about a year. bought it at menards for $60 man the price has gone up! Thanks Brandon
Went to Plano hunting chest (much better) then to pack out (Real nice)The issue you will find with the rubbermaid is there is no “sealing” of the top. You WILL get water, dust and mud in it. Especially once u find a way to strap it down, it compromises its form. The Plano was much stronger and has a rubber seal on the lid to keep that stuff out Plus more rigid and wont crush when u strap it down. The only draw back to all of those type of storage is that your $hit goes everywhere in them while trail riding. Looks like a hoarders house inside😂 If your going to ride just roads, should be fine. otherwise get some foam to fill it and cut it out to hold your gear secure.
Plano Storage Trunk - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007TOHIJQ/?tag=sxsweb24-20
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Yea it's best to make sure the boxes are filled up. No extra space at all or else stuff in there will get beat up pretty goodI had one of those for about a year. bought it at menards for $60 man the price has gone up! Thanks Brandon
The issue you will find with the rubbermaid is there is no “sealing” of the top. You WILL get water, dust and mud in it. Especially once u find a way to strap it down, it compromises its form. The Plano was much stronger and has a rubber seal on the lid to keep that stuff out Plus more rigid and wont crush when u strap it down. The only draw back to all of those type of storage is that your $hit goes everywhere in them while trail riding. Looks like a hoarders house inside😂 If your going to ride just roads, should be fine. otherwise get some foam to fill it and cut it out to hold your gear secure.
Plano Storage Trunk - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007TOHIJQ/?tag=sxsweb24-20
Remington
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Just like beer cans in a chest! Lord knows Ive had plenty of those
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Ha. First time we went riding years ago my buddy figured out it wasn't good idea to bring canned soda. Stick with bottles of water. No problem with those
I use one of these husky tool boxes strapped down. Works great and is water tight.
Husky 37 in. Rolling Tool Box Utility Cart Black 209261 - The Home Depot
The Husky 37 in. rolling tool box has a 50 Gal. holding capacity, great for storing large power tools, accessories and gear. The heavy-duty removable tool tray is extra-large and great for storing multiple
www.homedepot.com
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I have some pics on the site as to what I use. Harbor Freight has some metal ammo boxes that seal really well. If the back seats are up they fit between the tailgate and the seats. Three across fits well. When the back seats are down I use rubber straps to hold them secure. I will look for the pics and post a link.
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P700 - 700 UnderDash Storage
Has anyone actually paid the dumb high price for one of these? Why is the 1000 version half the price? My main concern(other than $$) is how much foot/leg room it takes up. Anyone have any real world feed back?
hondasxs.com
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