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Wow, small world. I take Pleasantburg to work everyday. Thanks for the compliment. The 80/20 is doing great in the back both for the drawer system & for the MaxTrax hanging off of the tire carrier. It's the same stuff that they're using for the GooseGear systems.

Thanks for the compliment! I used heavy gauge PVC pipe cut to length as the spacer between the base platform and the floor of the Jeep. I anchored it in at the four factory anchor points. As I recall, this is an M6. the wood finish is just a gray wash that you can get at the local Home...

Driving down the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia.

A quick update on the final details. I added leather pulls and completed the shelf over the Dometic. Detail on the pulls The color on the panels evened out over time. The coat on the panel over the Dometi was still drying.

Gear space is SO limited on a JKU. I'm not sure I can carry more than anyone other than bike packers. :)

Fabricated a drawer system for the back of the Rubicon... Installed a tire carrier that can hold some gas & my traction boards out back...

The trail is in pretty rough shape in a few spots (ruts, etc). Be responsible and take care of things ... this is one we don't want to lose!

Beautiful fall day in Western North Carolina...

Gobi the adventure dog! Gobi

Here are a few photos from last weekend's trip in WNC around Max Patch.

Appreciate the positive feedback. That's high praise coming from the PullKitchen guy! :)

It's 80/20 aluminum extrusion. It makes metal fab easier than welding...

Welcome to the Upstate! I'm in Greenville. Check out Upstate & Overland on FB as well.

I've been planning on major changes to the rear of my JKU for over a year now. I've finally gotten the project going and I'm almost done. My goal is to have an organized system that allows me to keep the Jeep 99% packed at all times so getting ready for a trip isn't any hassle at all...

Clever with the hatch plate installed!

Looks FANTASTIC! I wonder how my 8 & 10 year old would feel about riding to school in a rear seat area with no rear seats. :D