Back wall of the interior cab

[Muncher]

So i was wondering if anyone has mounted any storage boxes or anything to the back interior piece behind the seat. Or if its to weak to do that.

[derf]

How much weight are you planning on putting in it?

 

It's sheet metal so it has its limits but it's a small space so I wouldn't expect you would have much that will fit back there.

 

You could always build a box that rests on the floor and just attaches to the wall to keep from tipping when you fold the seat forward.  Then you could put a bunch of weight in without worrying about it.  Even if it just had some legs rather than fitting to the floor, it might be a better design.

[Pete M]

I bolted a 3/4 sheet of plywood to the rear steel wall and covered it with speakerbox carpet.  lets me screw brackets and whatnot to it  

[fiatslug87]

21 minutes ago, Pete M said:

I bolted a 3/4 sheet of plywood to the rear steel wall and covered it with speakerbox carpet.  lets me screw brackets and whatnot to it  

How did you bolt it to rear wall? I'm looking into doing something similar.

[MiNi Beast]

i bolted my amp to wall with rubber liner in between. i used butterfly/toggle screws. left over from a drywall job. you could just liquid nail a sheet of ply to it really. i like wood as you can always screw to it like pete said.

 

[Pete M]

18 minutes ago, fiatslug87 said:

How did you bolt it to rear wall? I'm looking into doing something similar.

 

drilled holes in the upper corners of where the plywood would go, inserted bolts, tightened them.  I probably added some goo to seal it up too. 

[Muncher]

1 hour ago, Pete M said:

I bolted a 3/4 sheet of plywood to the rear steel wall and covered it with speakerbox carpet.  lets me screw brackets and whatnot to it  

Do you have any pictures of it? Becuase i have the raised carpeted peice in the back of my truck and would like to try to keep it looking like that 

[Pete M]

I butted it up to the side trim