Draws tips?

So anyway being out of a job it killing me in one sense but my patrol has never seen better days as all this time and work I am doing on it!

Anyway to the point with my spare time I am been looking and planning a set of draws in the rear of my GU.

So I am looking at very similar to bloodyaussies one love the idea of raising one side a bit with inverter ect.
I am also thinking of putting a 20litre drum at the back to fill with water and running a hose down to the back somewhere. Maybe the inverter or so with some cigarette sockets to plug those accessories ect! I thinking of securing my air compressor in there with a socket out the back like BA's
Maybe 2 small draws half the size not full way down with a lift up compartment at the back for less frequently used stuff!

Then my wife got involved and suggested why not make it deeper and have a shallow draw on top or bottom with tools set up just like a tool box!
We got the wood 15mm ply as its sitting around the house doing nothing! Have a 20litre drum to secure in the back behind the seat with easy access for refilling!.
Just got to pick up some carpet and rollers ect!
Looking at doing this on the weekend! And will get some pictures but thought would throw it out there see if anyone has ideas tips tricks ect maybe something we haven't thought off?

Simon

Save some cash and weight, use a nylon wear strip called UHMW. Should be able to get it from any good fastener or bearing joint. A strip on the draw and a strip on the sub frame and they slide like butter..
A link to my build..
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...d.php?p=361394

Kallen Westbrook
Owner of
Westy's Accessories

Thanks for that! Where would you get those stops from and I am guessing they are expensive maybe?

Had a quick glance over your one but being midnight eyes ain't the best this time of the night so will read over again in the morning!

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Originally Posted by Teamdjbilo

Thanks for that! Where would you get those stops from and I am guessing they are expensive maybe?

Had a quick glance over your one but being midnight eyes ain't the best this time of the night so will read over again in the morning!

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Strips? Yea any good bearing joint. We uses our local CBC. And no very cheap.. did the whole system for the cost of one roller setup..

Kallen Westbrook
Owner of
Westy's Accessories

Thanks was looking at it today! We gunna start tomorrow and see how far we go but probably won't affix runners till next week when the shops r open!