Land Cruiser Toolbox // How-To | I Like To Make Stuff

[@NickFerry]

diggin the paint job - stealth when closed and high vis when open - good job man

[@Iliketomakestuff]

+Nick Ferry Thanks Nick!

[@TwoSierraEcho]

Nice job! I like the rubber matting you added on the bottom and the top. I removed the back seat out of my '98 jeep wrangler tj and built a deck/trunk in it's place a few years ago. I used 3/4 marine ply and matching outdoor carpet to boot. I went so far as to wrap the deck around the top edge of the jeep tub and rear roll cage. When the tailgate is open, the center top section can be slid out temporarily to accommodate larger items. Like yourself, I normally keep the typical car stuff in trunk. I used large storage tubs for organization and water proofing just in case. The front edge of the box extends up just behind the front seats. That's where I have a hi-lift jack mounted.

[@MarkLindsayCNC]

Nice tool box, Bob! I do have a suggestion though. It does need to be bolted down. I speak from experience. I was hit from the rear in a company van about 10 years ago, when I drove a slot machine repair route. The only thing that saved my bacon was the fact that there was a cage between the cargo area and the passenger area. Tool boxes, tools, parts, and other miscellaneous items flew and bounced in all directions inside that van, with one exception - the single tool box that was bolted to the floor and padlocked shut. This isn't something I read about, saw on Facebook, or something that happened to the friend of a cousin of a guy I know - it happened to me. Our manager raised holy cain with ownership, and within about 3 months, every van in the fleet had 3 tool and parts boxes and locking cabinets bolted into each van to prevent cargo from impaling someone in the event of an accident. Just something to think about.

[@wtfflip]

+Mark Lindsay couldn't agree more. The Army actually trains for this exact issue. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXqohGmjjMaWY9E Nothing like getting smacked in the head with a heavt foam coated ammo box to teach you about bolting shit down!

[@markfryer9880]

+Mark Lindsay Good on your manager for taking a proactive approach to worker safety. Took the hint from the near miss and made a change for the better.

[@markfryer9880]

+Flip “Flip” Yaforeal Good link and better to learn from a foam ammo box than mourn a lost mate.

[@ObjectiveMediaDoesntExist]

+Mark Fryer it seems like as long as his back seat is not folded down that it is locked in place.

[@InvisibleRabbitV1]

+Dave McClintock Except when somebody rearends you at 45mph and you're at a dead stop.

[@doubledarefan]

I swapped out the back seat in my '87 Olds Cutlass Ciera for a box that's designed to hold 8 5-gallon buckets with their lids snapped on (~26"x54"x12"deep inside dimensions). Built of ¾" subfloor OSB (free dumpster finds), it sits on a platform that is custom-fitted to the un-floor-like floor. I used it for buckets only a few times. Most times, it's used for groceries, dumpster wood, scrap countertop granite, and whatever else is bound to become project fodder. Think of it as a small pick-up bed in the back of the car. If I need to haul more than 3 people, I can easily swap the back beat back in. 5:40 Suggestion: CNC a set of ILTMS speaker grilles.

[@n8guy]

Really nice addition to your rig! Since you asked, I would make a couple changes. 1) The back section of the box is just going to be super hard to use. I think I would make the drawers really long, able to be pulled out, with dividers to allow for separate sectioning. 2) I would orient the ribbed mat 90º so that the ribs are running front-to-back. Sliding anything on them as-is is going to be impossible, particularly things like grocery bags that will catch. I realize the idea of the mat is traction, but I think this will end up being a hassle to use. But great project, and congrats on the video sponsorship!

[@BrookNBones]

You should mount it on under side mount industrial sliders that bolt through the floor of the truck to the frame. It will secure it in place in case of an impact, and give you the option to use it as a pull out work space in case you need a work area out in the field. When I worked in fire services and EMS the supervisor vehicles had similar pull out storage that allowed for easy access and work area.

[@zeroy]

Toolbox done! Just need the Land Cruiser now.

[@Alan62651]

Save yourself some money and buy an old Sequoia 4WD instead. They sell for about 1/2 the price of a comparable Land Cruiser.

[@kaipaulcarter]

@@Alan62651 They're about 1/2 the truck too.

[@beaufighter245]

@@Alan62651 Land Cruiser good but Patrol is better. Had both and Nissan wins hands down.

[@SpAceProductions100]

beaufighter245 dumb comment what Nissan and what land cruiser are you comparing a 45 to a gu or what and in what aspect are they better ride, comfort, off-road ability, reliability, because the 80 series land cruiser will beat any patrol out in all of these fields

[@beaufighter245]

@@SpAceProductions100 y61. Sun must be getting to you. Patrol the better car. Had Toyotas so I know what I'm talking about. Do your research.

[@waverlymosdef]

I made a storage box for my FZJ80 as well. Wound up using automotive carpet and staples as opposed to rubber. I suppose the rubber will last longer. Just thought the carpet would be easy enough to replace if needed. Also, for the areas above the wheel wells, I wound up cutting two pieces of plywood and contouring them to the sides of the cargo area. Then, used a piano hinge to that they would both open. I use that area for random extras that don't fit in the drawers (recovery gear, tools and first aid for me). Great video!!

[@juztinebunda9877]

Who else watch these videos just because it's satisfying? 😂

[@md-sw6vm]

Meeee! 😁 even though I know I can never make these stuff because I don't have the resources and all 😂

[@ChanceBerryman]

+Juztine Bridgette he's got thousands of dollars worth of tools. I'm watching these like.. "It would be so much cheaper for me to just buy whatever he's building" I have tools, but not a table saw, drill press, vinyl cutter, etc etc, ALL the stuff he has

[@markfryer9880]

+Yele 360 Hold on now, I built a similar sort of box when I was an apprentice carpenter and I had not much more than hand tools and a power saw, so go easy on the "I dont have the tools to make this" sob story please.

[@markfryer9880]

+Kim Kim Well the first resource you are missing is the Determination to Build something like this.

[@md-sw6vm]

+Mark Fryer Go easy on me. 😂😂 my grandfather is a carpenter and I only have brothers that's why I really appreciate watching these kind of things. No worries, I'm only 18... I will once I finished studying. 😂😂

[@thunderdog02]

I made a box similar to this for my 4Runner. Few suggestions for you. #1 I used turn-buckles to secure it down to the floor. Required some drilling and sealing but very secure, and doesn't move at all. #2 I would attached some loops or tie-down points to the top deck. I use these on mine to secure camping gear or dog crates while out camping or 4 wheeling. #3 those side tool boxes you are planning, expect them to be a PITA! I did some flip-up ones for mine and they never really turned out all that useful especially considering the amount of extra time they took. All in all good job!

[@Regnarrussell]

Is there a way to lock the drawers in place. Might be a little fun to watch if you park up hill and open the tail gate.

[@patrykp3953]

You could try these cheap, public toilet locks - not that pretty, but would work well imo

[@JcXtreme72]

Love it. I like how you left the drawer sides wood colored and didn't paint them black as well. The contrast is very pleasing to the eye.

[@aMUSEed1]

Very cool, Bob. That orange and black is sweet.

[@michaelsummer7082]

Hey Bob- I had something similar in an old 4runner when I was a contractor. I HIGHLY recommend attaching it to the truck. Ii used turn buckles to strap it to the cargo loops because I was always thinking about if there was a turn over circumstance the tools inside and the platform itself would become a horrendous projectile. That being said your build is awesome. I LOVE the rubber mat.

[@CheveeDodd]

I love the editing on the table saw cuts. Almost looked like stop motion.

[@mgwwaite1]

I have been watching your channel for a while now and I just wanted to let you know that you always have the best sponsorship format, I fully understand that content wont get made without support and you always approach it so honestly as an addition rather than a distraction from your builds, its quite refreshing. keep up the great work!

[@Iliketomakestuff]

+Michael Waite thank you! I really appreciate that!

[@geobrell]

Even though I don't make most of the things he talks about I just love his vids! I also like how he deeply explains and give us detailed instructions but also at the end he explains how we can improve it! Lastly I love how you respond to comments! Overall I think you are an underrated channel

[@Iliketomakestuff]

+Geo Brell thanks! That's awesome to hear! I really appreciate it :)

[@geobrell]

+I Like To Make Stuff see, that what I mean!

[@geobrell]

+I Like To Make Stuff see, that is what I mean!

[@zacherness]

Nice work! I made something similar years back that I use during hunting season. It goes in the back of my Tahoe, but is one large drawer with dividers. I can fit my shotgun diagonally, and then all the gear for me and my dog in the drawer. Really cleans up the back, rather than bags and gear scattered everywhere. Slides would have been nice - I just used a hardwood strip with a little wax on it, and it slides fine. Love your projects - keep up the great stuff!

[@BruceAUlrich]

Love the way that looks! The handles are my favorite.

[@labrat7357]

On my brothers earlier Land Cruiser he made a similar storage system all nailed and glued butt joined joints. Some of the joints failed over time and a lot of rough roads and use. With his latest Cruiser he remade the same box system but with rebated corners and with trenches for the internals and all glued and screwed. He also reinforced all the external corners he could with 1/16" thick aluminium angle that he attached with "Sika Flex" polyurethane adhesive and a few screws while it went off. It does not look like failing any time soon. I don't know if you have Sika products in the US but you do have Devcon who also make super strong adhesives.

[@DavidPyro]

Wonderful sponsor segment. This is usually NOT my favorite part of your videos, but this one was attention getting and informative. Loved the picture-in-picture format. Keep doing it that way.

[@MrMarcshair]

1.03 I like what you did with the camera there! looks better than just jump cuts

[@samatlantaga]

Next time you could try to build the enclosure in two parts split down the length of the vehicle. Then you can keep the "wings" and drop each one in easier. When I used to build up false floors for subwoofer enclosures in car audio builds, that's what we'd do to make it much more manageable.

[@BrassLock]

Thanx for that good idea, which I will use to design my "picnic kitchen" setup for the rear of my small Honda Fit. The rear door surrounds and wheel arches intrude into the space available, but such a split system could overcome that limitation.

[@nelson28578]

The empty spots on the side would work great for a little off road air compressor. I am going to be building one of these boxes for my 96 Landover. I have a little compressor now that I use when I have to air my tires up before hitting the road when I go to the beach and plan on mounting it and putting a quick connect on the bumper to make things a little easier to get to. Oh ya awesome build.

[@demmery1160]

Looks great but I would really mount it permanently. If your ever in a accident that becomes one huge projectile.

[@Iliketomakestuff]

+DEMMERY11 Yeah, definitely planning on it.

[@SyberPrepper]

Great idea. I've seen similar things in movies where the hero pulls up with an SUV and pops open the back and pulls out several drawers of weapons. Always thought that looked cool but never really thought about making a cabinet/toolbox. Now I will! Thanks!

[@Handskemager]

Wow I love when you do work on your Land Cruiser. Arduino, RF and DC Motors, I'm just saying ;)

[@Iliketomakestuff]

+Handskemager 👍🏻

[@_jack_northall_1320]

I Like To Make Stuff hey it's my birthday soon and I'm wondering if I should get tools as I'm only getting on 15 but I don't early want to get used to tools as my ambitions out of work in the future is to have a workshop like yours any suggestions ?

[@parkerfoles6409]

I Like To Make Stuff What were the overall dimensions of your toolbox?

Nice box! The bright orange interior is a clever idea. I bet it's much easier to find what you are looking for in the dark.

[@Cactusworkshopchannel]

A regular corpse won't fit, which is both good and bad, but great idea and great video! :D

[@TheeModerateGamer]

+Cactus! workshop Could always keep a hacksaw in there and cut the corpse up and place it inside the storage box... just to say I'm no a psychopath. XD

[@Cactusworkshopchannel]

+TheeModerateGamer Lol now I wish I hadn't commented that hahah

[@TheeModerateGamer]

Cactus! workshop ahaha

[@MniHaD15]

+Cactus! workshop every thing you say one the internet can and will be used against you in court...

[@aidanbowie5391]

lol.

[@solodark5646]

I've always loved making stuff; I remember using a rasp and a vise to make wooden swords out of stakes as a kid. A lack of tools never really bothered me. Don't get me wrong, now I've got a table saw, plunge router, orbital sander, etc, but I didn't always have those tools. For everyone in the comments section bemoaning the fact that they can't build stuff because they don't have the tools, I should say this: Buy a few sheets of plywood, a drill if you don't have one, (if you really can't afford it, a hand-drill and screwdriver will do), some screws, two hinges, a handle, and some wood glue. With those tools, you can make a box. It won't look fancy, it won't be perfect, but you made it, and that's what matters. Again, thank you Bob, for another excellent video.

[@LivefreeanddiyTv]

This looks great... question, why did you put the green painters tape on after gluing the rubber mat to the top (@4:05) ?

[@Iliketomakestuff]

+Live Free and DIY Ah! I didn't explain that. It was to stop any squeeze out from dripping down onto the drawer fronts (it ended up not being necessary at all)

[@LivefreeanddiyTv]

+I Like To Make Stuff that's what I figured, thanks for elaborating :)

[@braydencash9764]

Green it is blue buddy

[@leardvr]

Have something similar in the back of my pickup. On top of it is an air mattress and that is how we boondock. The doors hold everything we could ever need. We can live off the grid in that truck for months if need be with the addition of a small water fresh water tank and maybe some solar.

[@mikecif4123]

Jack Bauer had a "war drawer" like this in the back of his SUV on 24.

[@curtarama]

Very cool build! You should consider bolting the box down. In the event of a roll over or crash you don't want the box and contents to become projectiles inside the cab.

[@eriche95]

Can you make a pinhole camera?

[@Iliketomakestuff]

Hmmmm..... :)

[@RedSoapBox]

That would be really cool

[@RobinLewisMakes]

Orange and black, timeless! Looks great, very practical

[@Cindyy1209]

Are you married? Because I think you are amazing, DATE ME! 😌❤️

[@lauren8538]

He's married with kids. Sorry girl!

[@samull4946]

+Lauren Linkvis *he is married and has kids. Don't get it wrong

[@QCNTEAMUK]

+SuperSamu hahahaha

[@Cactusworkshopchannel]

+SuperSamu lol good point hahaha

[@lauren8538]

SuperSamu haha!

[@tomeasthope2243]

I did somthing like this to my vehicle. I dont have pictures but the basic purpose was so that when I folded down the back seat, the top of the tool box was level with the lowered seat back. This made it easier to haul longer items like a sheet of plywood.

[@pabloski1964]

Awesome, the best looking toolbox I've seen. I love the contrast of orange and black. Very factory look

[@NKPGarage]

Very nice drawer and platform build! I love the material you used for the top of the platform. I am restoring a 1997 Land Cruiser currently and this video gave me some fantastic ideas. Thanks for taking the time to make this video!

[@denoftools]

Great project. How is the visibility in the box and drawers at night? I have a Suburban and I'm planning to do something like this but I'm going to have to work in some built in LED strip lights or I won't be able to find anything at night. The dome light in the back just isn't bright enough.

[@huntermark1160]

Glad I came upon this! I was looking to put one in my Nissan Frontier. I'm almost finished with it. I hope to have it installed by tomorrow. Thanks!!!

[@rudedogii]

I made a sliding tray for the back of 1995 Ford Bronco. It slides out so I can access stuff in the back without having to climb onto the tailgate. Didn't want drawers because they tend to fill up with stuff you may never use. Don't need that extra weight in my daily driver. I have Rubbermaid totes for that.

[@Milesamanjaro]

Your camera work is so on point! I used to have a '93 LC, and now I'm back in the market for one. I'll definitely be keeping your DIYs in mind. Thanks!

[@darrenmitchell8555]

I made mine in two halves and kept the wings one side is a fridge slide and the other is two draws one on top of the other.... nice work ....

[@travisvisual2391]

This answered my questions on how to build a proper drawer. I think my build game just got a little better by watching just this video. You got my Sub, nice work.

[@WoodenCreationz]

I made something similar.. A truck bed tray that pulls out. Got a video of it on my channel. Showed it to Diresta and the guys in Atlanta. Its amazing for groceries and things! Curious to see the tool box you make for the sides. I too want do make something for the gap but haven't got it dreamed up! Looks great Bob! -Brian

[@phillips040782]

It was a nice surprise to see this was for a LC. I have a 97 LC and am also a amateur woodworker and CNC router/laser maker.

[@patrickmorrissey2271]

Very nicely done. I like. I laughed at the velcro.... that thing is so heavy, it's not going anywhere. And with the seat in place there, I don't see how it could hurt you in an accident. Now, A circular saw, sitting on top of the box, in an accident, could become a projectile & kill you.... I built something similar for my Escalade.... Instead of black paint & rubber though, I covered it in a light maple laminated flooring.... Visually, it looks amazing, and I get a lot of compliments about how awesome it is, and how it matches the tan interior, and it it is nice. Functionally, anything touching it rattles... And anything set on top slides around like it's on skates.... So, FUNCTIONALLY, the rubber is a much better choice. So, good call on the rubber mat. I also like that stuff is out of sight.... Nice project man. Well done.

[@MatthewMorse]

You could add some Eye Bolts to the outside edge to give you a way to strap stuff down to the box that you don't want rolling around. Or, if you have wood or materials sticking out of your back glass, you could tie it down from inside to keep it from going anywhere... Just a thought. Love the box though! I'm kind of thinking I need to make something like this for the back of my wife's Highlander.

[@big0wandy]

another great video thanks Bob. you should make the two side tool boxes so the come together with magnets and it can be a hand tool bucket of sorts just brain storming.

[@NaluRash]

awesome build. and really like that you talk about the little changes you've made as the project moved along. it happens all the time, and you took the time to talk about it. thank you

[@AndyGeswein]

This is a great idea. I may have to do something like this for my wife's vehicle. It would definitely make getting to those emergency tools a whole lot easier to get to even when the vehicle is full packed.

[@ShawnDienhart]

Hi Bob - Thanks for the great video. I was half way through with my Jeep drawer storage build when I discovered yours and got some great ideas from you. I particularly liked the rubber mat idea, so that's what I did. The problem I ran into was the use of Liquid Nails FuzIT. After reading the instructions, I laid down the beads of the stuff on top of the box. Then I immediately placed the mat down and noticed the beads of glue did not flatten out as I had expected, even after rolling it out and placing weight on top of it. Probably no one would notice except for me, but I was very disappointed in the product for this application. Of course there is no going back now. Anyway, I am grateful for your detailed video and the terrific ideas.

[@DocBonyBone]

I really like this. It is applicable to any SUV. I think I would put the rubber mat on top with the ribs going lengthwise to make it easier to slide stuff in and out. Thanks.

[@happydonut84]

Very nice, i fitted out my canopy with draw system on my land cruiser. Tip i would secure the box to the car because in a accident that thing might become a projectile.

[@kallieholt2676]

Wow! This is so cool, I don’t have access to the the various saws to make the boxes but maybe some ikea hacking could work... thanks for the idea. Especially love the rubber top. It would keep your boxes clean if you had garden tools in there too

[@sxwatson]

I have a 93 Land Cruiser and I love the cruiser vid's. Thanks! A cool welding video would be a mount over one of your wheel wells to hold an on board air compressor.

[@craigles1959]

I made something similar for my 1994 Land Cruiser, but yours is way nicer. I'm going to redo mine now!

[@senoromar]

Loved the transitions (1:07ish) your video skills are getting so expert.

[@barretthageman3350]

Been thinking about the Goose gear plate system for my Wrangler, but don't want to lose my 60% rear seat. This gave me some ideas. Thanks.....2 years later.

[@markfryer9880]

I built something similar back in the '80's when I was an apprentice carpenter and needed to carry and secure my tools in my station wagon. It was made of ply and had a tailgate that could fold down and a concertina lid to access tools from toolboxes.

[@smokegrenade17]

ohh man ,,, i have 300 ideas for my truck right now and i came across of this.. well done...

[@Sonal_Mobile]

Simple and functional, plus it looks like it can be adapted for almost any SUV. Another great project!

[@Iliketomakestuff]

+Sonal Mobile Thank you!!

[@eddiemilton3819]

It'd be nice to see customers cone into our shop with stuff like that. Great job man. Its awesome.

[@Empnoiahandmade]

Very nice video and project. I want to make one for my own car, but it is a little bit dangerous, if another car crash you on the back. It is happen to me when a subwoofer box crash the rear seats. This comment is about the safety of this project. Your video and the construction are awesome!!! Thanks for showing!!!

[@dougbroadhurst8189]

I like the method you use in your videos...go right to the build with explanations . No need to waste time watching you saw, drill or sand. Keep up your presentations, nice work. Thank you

[@BenBrandt22]

Nice clean build, I like the look of the recessed handles and the ribbed plastic mats.

[@Iliketomakestuff]

+Ben Brandt Thanks Ben!

[@YESITSWILL]

Finally! Someone who realizes a How to Video doesn't need to be real time. Nothing worse than watching someone turn a screw for three minutes. Great video and awesome product.

[@antstott7017]

Hey Bob. I think the first video I watched of yours was when you bought the Land Rover! Very cool addition to the car

[@myermedia]

Nice Vid. I've spent way too much time building out the back of my truck and not nearly enough time documenting it. Well done.

[@JarrodBush-Creator]

Hey Bob, I made something similar to this for my 4runner about a year ago. I love mine and I hope you enjoy yours in the years to come!

[@ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING]

the black and orange looks great

[@MrTimstaaa]

Thank's for another great video. Helpful for people like me trying to build my own

[@decoythedad]

Here we are a few years after this build. Are the drawers still in working order? Have you made any changes for the better? If I were to make one tomorrow for my Jeep, what suggestions would you make after having this one for a long period of time?

[@brendanking1576]

Love the shot at 1:47 and this whole project in general

[@drewmaggio1275]

have you thought about adding latches to the drawers? idk how much weight they ave in them, but i can see them hitting the trunk door and making a loud noise whenever you accelerate. Love your channel, keep up the good work :)

[@christobacon1]

you could add D rings on the top so you can put either bungee cords or an elastic net to keep things moving around if needed

[@CarterTheTemplar]

I think i just watched every one of your Project Builds. All very inspiring work. Keep up the good work!

[@Iliketomakestuff]

Thanks Chris!

[@CarterTheTemplar]

+I Like To Make Stuff not going to lie, didn't expect you to reply. using your videos as guidance about to start on two new desks for me and my wife to replace our old "store boughts"

[@Noobmaster-ki1yb]

Hey bob! I know this is a long time ago. In case no one mentioned it. Good tip is to use some magnetic strips of metal to keep tools from flying around. You just need a strong magnet that does not interfere with other electronics.

[@Dloweification]

Definitely a cool idea. I personally would have opted for something more modular / easy to dissassemble. Not sure if your Land Cruiser has a bottom hanging spare tire or a trunk spare tire (looks like its in the trunk to me), but a modular design would make it easier to remove everything and get to the spare tire without having to empty out the drawers, in addition to the modular compartments, you could have installed that top cover mat with those velcros so you don't have to leave an extra cut in the mat making it less seamless and theft deterrent. The big benefit to a modular design would be that you could have different boxes designated for what you were going out to do, if you go out and do odd jobs in other places frequently, you could have one for each style of job and swap then go, with a secondary benefit of being able to remove that box once you get to the site and use that as your tool box, perhaps with a secondary top access to the drawer.

[@TheWeekendMedic]

Did you consider latches or catches to keep the drawers closed? A slide bolt or other catch would prevent the drawers from sliding in and out, wearing out over time as the truck stops and starts. Very nice project, bookmarked for when I swap vehicles.

[@twisted_seraph]

Love the Orange and Black

[@polutov]

Great project! I think you should add some kind of support for the big top door. Something to hold it opened. Something like gas struts for the hood :)

[@Airn5475]

Bob, well done! Love the orange on black. Nice touch! One thing I see that might be a pain: stuff set on top may fail off the sides as you turn a corner. Sides that could lift up to prevent that mite be a nice touch?? Just a thought

[@sttm1283]

aaaahhh love it. made a double floor(to store protection paper, wallpaper board etc (im a painter)) to my peugot partner a while back, but this was even more awesome. ill incorporate some of your features in v1.0 to my car :D

[@ninez5740]

I like the idea of a bright paint in the boxes to make items easier to see.

[@dannyschoemans6686]

cool job, would be nice if you have on the top some hooks or so. That you can put a net in there to keep every thing in place.

[@williammuse4594]

I've recently been designing a set of drawers for the rear of my 4Runner, so I'm always looking for original ideas - I like the wide section in the back and love the orange drawers - its a very original touch that helps lighten up the dark drawers. As always, you bring a very original solution to a common problem - great job...

[@thelyingscotsman7993]

Great toolbox and good video,I agree with most comments on screwing it down.

[@xenonmorph5]

You could add pistons to the lid that covers the storage area on the back so it will easier to put things and take them out.

[@66justariot]

Hey Bob, how about a quick update, or a new build like this based on what you've learned you need or don't need in the truck? Thank love the show.

[@sethburris6368]

That LC is turning into an awesome overland rig.

[@Iliketomakestuff]

+Seth Burris Slowly, but we'll get there :)

[@vgullotta]

Thanks, I've actually been searching for something good to use to glue a rubber mat similar to this to some sheet metal to make my new floorboards for the motorcycle. Going to try this liquid nails stuff.

[@CrownMountainWoodworks]

That's an awesome idea. I love the security factor of not being able to see anything through the window. Great build!

[@danieldawson222]

Very clean nice neat Job!

[@skillit32]

Very cool toolbox, I think that's going to be a nice addition to your truck.

[@Iliketomakestuff]

+Matt Archambault Thanks Matt! I'm really enjoying it so far!

[@AlexPray]

You're reading my mind Bob. I have plans drawn up for something similar for the back of my Subaru. Great to hear your take on it!

[@Rsven85]

Safety hazzard guys! I love the build; technique; idea and everything. Please note however the danger of a heavy object such as this box lying loose in a car and what it will do in case of an accident! Please make a mention of it in your video.. Ps keep up the good work and clear build videos

[@Iliketomakestuff]

I definitely plan on locking it down.

[@globustattoo4694]

awesome box!, it would be a great Idea to bolt it to the floor in case you have an accident with another car.Thats a lot of weight which would keep moving forward if you stopped abruptly from 60mph. love your work!

[@Iliketomakestuff]

+Globus Tattoo Definitely planning on bolting it down.

[@globustattoo4694]

I definitely plan on watching more of your videOs.

[@fasfan]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say orange is your favorite color too. Just a hunch from seeing a few of your videos. lol