Everything MOLLE BS

I wonder if the boys over at @upTOPoverland would be interested in picking up production? These seems to be popular enough...

 

I think these are almost 100%. I have 1 or 2 small tweaks left for the front mount. The top screw goes through to the back tab and presses on it just a hair. I will just make the spine a bit thicker to address that. Also, I did not think I would need the hole through the front of the front hook for an allen wrench, like I added to the rear hook since its a smaller hook. I was able to get my allen wrench in the lower screw hole with out a helper hole, but it was a bigger pain than I wanted it to be, so I will add a helper hole to front of the front hook like I did with the rear hook.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/interior-overhead-molle-rack.575511/page-74#post-25700851
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/interior-overhead-molle-rack.575511/page-75#post-25701938
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/interior-overhead-molle-rack.575511/page-75#post-25703031

I think this approach might make an even better design. It would use the molle hole that is between the two back hooks. In that molle hole, a back plate (a second part) would be inserted from the back to fill the molle hole, and have a screw hole through the center of it. Then the main hook spine would have a hole aligned with that back plate and screw into it. So, only 1 screw, not two, centered vertically, no permanent modifications to the panel needed. The only downside I can see would be that people would likely have to remove their rear panel in order to get that back plate in place.

What would people prefer? Removing their entire panel to place a couple backplate inserts into two molle holes where the hooks go on the front? Or, put 1 or 2 permanent small holes per hook into the panel and screw those in from the front?

 

I am not a buyer for those brackets since I do not own anything that would I would use them for. But if I was to purchase them then I would use the provided hole in the bracket to drill a pilot hole then tap that hole to accept the appropriately sized screw. Then I could mount your bracket without having to remove the molle panel or try to mess around with trying to get a nut on the backside.

 

Are these still available somewhere?

 

From a dozen or so posts above....

Everything MOLLE BS

The OP states:

"A new manufacturer will be announced in the near future. No specific time yet."

 

I have one I’m selling. It’s for a 2nd gen double cab with sub for anyone who is interested. Still in the box. Sold my truck before I could install it.

 

I’m looking for one for an access cab

 

Interested, should they become available again

 

Looking for some quality MOLLE pouches and gun mounts (AR and long gun) and stuff for the panel.
Where do you all recommend? Best Price?
LAPG? Botach? Etc.
Thanks in advance.

 

I have a set of AR mounts that I designed and printed. Got a pair sitting here ready to ship if you're interested, send me a PM. Rear hook should accept a buffer tube, with a snap in place. Front hook is generic and holds most front hand guards, etc.

 

Have you sold the files? Just came across this and am wanting one for the back seat of my 2017.

 

I have posted the files for free under my Google drive here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1Jo04Zj-IT4MQuUFg_sxFiKQFwY8U0iZ7.

Also, I have a couple sets (of the AR mounts for these panels) sitting here you can buy from me and I'll ship them to you. Send me a DM.

 

I've seen a few folks trying to sell thier's on here. Any chance someone has a full length panel they want to sell?

 

There is a sale pending.

 

Still love my panel!

 

For those in the previous groups (23 & 24) that did not receive their panel, I got ahold of the shop owner and I am making some progress. For those in the last group (25), your orders are still in the works. As soon as I have concrete information for anyone, I will pass that along.

 

For anyone looking for a MOLLE panel I have one NIB for a 2nd gen w/factory sub.

 

How much did this originally cost?

 

$320.