Driver's side bed cubby

For the people complaining about leaks: why are you storing things in there where water matters? It isn't meant to be a watertight design. It's meant to be a quick cubby for additional storage. Absolutely nothing about any truck bed is meant to be watertight, tonneau cover or not.

 

My driver's cubby holds a set of four ratchet straps, the right cubby holds a small set of bungees. Its easier to access and store them in the spot where I use them.

 

Speaking of capitalism, love the ad I see at the bottom of the page now for the Toyota Tacoma Truck Bed Security Lockbox lol

 

It's there because it works. Wanna know what link I clicked on and bought after it showed up down there?

It was this one.

$9 Mcphee Archie Handi Squirrel

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XXQD54H/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_jL4-Fb8KMJAXC

 

I promise not to judge you

 

And I promise not to reveal that my life looks like an episode of peewee's playhouse.

 

If you'll read the original post, it clearly shows I did a little searching but failed to come up with what I was looking for. I was probably searching for the wrong term, but my search was to no avail none the less.

 

Yeah this is probably the route Ill take. I had the factory one on my 16 cut out and modified to hold my viair compressor and this looks like it will house it without much modification. Thanks.

 

I had my compressor mounted in there. I dont have any pics handy but I used some silicone and pieces of plastic to put baffles in that air. It kept 90% of the mud and water off the box. The other side I just store a handful of ratchet straps in, and I really dont care if they get a little damp.