ETxTacoma's Dynatrac ProRock 60 Rear Build and BS Thread

Ha, that would be a good reason to go.

 

Tint is done on the truck. Unable to see into the backseat or inside the shell unless your face is against the window... and still it is hard to see into it and make anything out. Fronts were redone with 25% instead of crappy 35%. Should help keep the truck and the fridge cool during the summer for sure now.

 

Looks good! Looking forward to seeing it in person this week.

 

Can they see ??

 

It came out damn good! Should have done this a long time ago honestly.

Want to find out?

 

Jambo peeping tom...

 

You would not even know.

 

You must like being seen..

 

Would it be wrong to put some fancy mood lighting inside the truck as well?

Go big or go home man!

 

Tint looks SHARP! Nice meeting you today I'll see ya soon at Jambo

 

Same here man! Really liked the supercharger!

 

Finally finished out the fridge install today. All I had to do today was the electrical portion and get it actually installed.

 

I really like that setup. How hard is it to return it to stock/is that something you'll do between wheeling trips?

 

The fridge lines up perfectly with the seats like it was made for that truck. What carpet did you wind up going with?

 

I just looked back a few pages and couldn't find what size fridge you went with. I'm getting close to ordering one and trying to figure out mounting options.

 

I think he said this one:
http://www.isotherm-parts.com/trave...ravel-box-tb51-fridgefreezer-acdc-p-2011.html

But I could be wrong.

 

Thanks. Went back and checked again and saw the text I missed over the picture of the fridge.

 

Pretty easy really. Just have to undo the front two seat bolts, the two bolts on the rear of it. Unscrew the back two bolts on the rear wall. Then put the seat back in.

Working on a parts list right now with measurements and everything. But the carpet was a $10 roll of black carpet from Autozone, was like a 3' by 6' roll.

Yep. The TB51 is the one I went with.

 

@inv3ctiv3 here is what I used for the platform I built over the weekend for the fridge.


Pretty sure in total this cost around $60.00 or so.
One $13 sheet of 3/4 2-4 Lauan Hardwood - Item 6654
Two 5/16-in to 18 x 3.25-in Zinc-Plated Plain Eye Bolt with Hex Nut - Item 22211
Two USP 3-1/16in G90 Galvanized Finish Corner Brace - Item 140307
18' feet of 12/2 Landscaping Wire - Item 104561
One piece of 4ft x 1-1/2 Aluminum Flat Bar
For some reason the bolt item numbers on my receipt are not pulling the correct item number on Lowes.com
But I used two 1-1/2 bolts that replaced the two seat anchor bolts
Reused the front bolts for the bottom of the seat
Various washers and nylon lock nuts
$10.00 roll of black carpet from Autozone




The back wall portion was another idea I had to just make it look nicer and help with sound deadening as well. Its dimensions are 15 3/4" wide by 22" tall. I should have done 16" x 23" tall but didn't want to make it too big. The lined it up where I wanted it then pushed against it to make a small dent in the wood where the hook is, then cut out a rectangle for it. Used the plastic bin to line up where the two holes go and replaced the stock bolts with some longer ones as well and bolted it on. I also had to remove the stock backseat hook as well.



The bottom platform dimensions are 29" long by 17 1/2" wide. I could have gotten away with 18" wide, but didn't want to risk it.



This is what the corner braces were used for. Drilled a hole to accept the seat bolt. And then another hole in the top to accept the eye nut. Using a big fender washer on top to help hold it as well. I also had left over Flat Bar that I put between the two corner braces to kinda sandwich them to the wood. Replaced the standard nut with a Nylon lock nut. This all was the last two holes I drilled after getting the back portion lined up and everything.



The back driver side seat bracket was removed completely and then I put the aluminum bar between the two to use as a base. Replaced the two seat bolts on both sides with some that are a little longer, then also had to make two spacers for the driver side of it to make it level.



Used a BlueSea 12V outlet and installed it there in the plastic, makes it easy to get to and was easy to install and run the cable down the driver side door seals.
Have full 12.75V to it.



Final install picture once everything is in. Plenty of room to put the ARB Compressor Box, room to mount the fire extinguisher on the side of the platform, and hang the medical kit. I think I may replace the front straps with ratchet straps instead of what I have, but it is solid right now. Real test will be on the trails. Where the fridge is placed, the top will open, not fully, but plenty to be able to get stuff in and out. Can also use the OSH to hold the door up if needed. Should be able to easily put a bag on this if I ever need it. Kinda wish I could make a Molle style panel that I can put that would allow me to put more pouches and such on the side of the frige.