Adding a Rear Door Table to the Suzuki Jimny JB74 - Fitting & Installation Guide

[@lhgomesjr]

Thanks for sharing! It's incredible!

[@Goose_JB74]

Very nice product just a little pricey for me in import into South Africa 🇿🇦

[@superkasu]

What water storage tank do you have underneath the roof rack?

[@abtccompany1005]

Very good, but the video is dark some points l could not recognize, also you may change the door arm to be open at 90 degree. Overall nice job 👍

[@KAONaust]

Thanks for the feedback ABTC! We definitely have had some customers install an extended strut to ensure the door opens fully.

[@LOWERCASEMAN]

$570 for that and it isn't even designed to accommodate the existing luggage box .... Oh, that's right, you said it could be trimmed - I'm sure hat would look great! Obscenely priced.

[@KAONaust]

Hi Daniel, Unfortunately short of designing a table out of flat sheet, or having it sit incredibly high up the rear door card, there isn't an elegant solution that allows the rear luggage box to be retained while also ensuring we maximise the table surface area. In latter models, we have since found the luggage box is able to slide forward, and as such can be retained. There are other tables on the market that allow the luggage box to be retained, but these have a smaller overall surface area and don't fit conventional gas stoves. It's all a compromise, and a very personal choice for customers - we just have opted to provide a different option to others on the market. As for the price, our gear is all Australian Designed and Made in Brisbane. This means our prices are often higher than imported alternatives because of higher labour and material costs, but they're also made to last. Most importantly, every item supports local manufacturing, skills, jobs and dozens of families in our local area. Sadly this means the table might not be at a price point for everyone, but keeping things local where we can is something we're passionate about.