What do you carry behind rear seat on DBL cab?

I carry a small collapsible rod/reel and a small tackle box. I also keep a flashlight in the flashlight holder. Derp.

 

Romney?! I don't think of you as a tacoma guy. But cool.

 

+1 for you sir!!!! I needed that today haha

 

Ratchet straps, bungie cords, Maglite, reflective vest, metal shovel, First Aid kit, spare blanket, batteries, gloves, toque, mini compressor, squeegee, snow brush(It's actual a foam brush. So it don't scrape the paint).

 

With no protection in the Taco?

 

I'm a little late but:

-full bug out bag(BOB)/72 hr pack
(Equipped with plenty of fun gadgets, notably: hatchet, solar powered radio, binoculars, a slew of knives, first aid kit, para cord, and a huge magnifying glass)
-24" campers axe
-sealable box with extra boots and knee pads (for work)
-extra cb antenna
-sun-flector
- lastly, a lock bar fr my steering wheel

All of this is behind my back seats except for the bug out bag and the sealable box so it looks pretty clean. I still need to put together a roadside kit in the near future, but it shouldn't be too hard to put it together

 

Do you have pictures of what it looks like with those bins removed? You've got me thinking now about possibly removing mine.

 

Any pics? I hadn't considered removing all the plastic stuff.

I carry my compressor and tools in the big compartment and my tomahawk, range finding binoculars, flashlights, field guides and notebooks in the smaller one.

 

OEM JBL sub.

 

A couple MREs
Ratchet straps
Flashlight
Hitch
7-4 adapter
First aid kit
And plenty more under the seat to include a couple heat reflecting blankets ponchos and oil. Don't forget my two ways to start a fire.

 

x2 its pretty packed back there with the bins in

 

recovery strap, can of carb cleaner, jumpers, hitch, paper towels, bungees, fire extinguisher, MRE, wash-up water, 200 ft of Yalex 3/8" cord, contractor bags, and probably some peperidge farms gold fish and french fries from the kid.

 

Tow strap,ratchet stramps,bungee cords,first aid kit,tire plugging kit,flash light,jumper cables,misc tool bag,air compressor. Need a small fold up shovel and that will be all i can store.

 

Actually I did take some. Gimme a sec.

 

Oh man I'm still laughing at this one. I love it

 

cluster hook, tow strap, heavy chain, 2 D rings, 20 foot lighter chain (for securing stuff in the bed), pad lock, 2 rugs, rachet straps, rubber gloves, folding shovel, breaker bar with wheel socket, side walk chalk (never know), tire repair kit, tire slim, vice grips, hand tools, 200 feet of paracord, leather gloves, flash light, headlamp, hammer. i know i'm missing some but that's the majority.

Pictures of all the plastic bins removed would be good! i bet there would be a lot more room.

 

I'll get a couple of pics after work today. But it's fairly easy to just take them out. You have to remove the rear seat backs, and flip the seat bottoms forward (or just remove them) Should only be a couple of bolts and that's it.

Then remove a few screws along the center of the bins. Slowly prying up on the middle seam/ There's screws and white plastic retaining clips all along the edges and middle. I believe the larger 60% side is overlapping the smaller side. I ended up breaking a couple of the plastic clips off, but it's not a big deal if you don't plan on putting it back in there.

The end result is one large cavity with the back wall being just sheet metal. If you're looking to make some sort of shelf or storage divider, it would have to be custom. With the seats back in place, I can easily fit a LARGE socket set, large first aid kit, couple of blankets, jacket, etc. It does slide around a bit, but as long as you pack it right, it shouldn't make any noise.

 

cool thanks.... you could always put down some sound mat then carpet or just interior carpet on what's bare to keep stuff from sliding around

 

I keep my rear seat headrests behind the passenger side.

 

Do you ride with the seat bottoms folded forward?