I have never seen the positive/negative leads for jumper cables separate like thatI've seen posts and videos where people have stowed some gear behind the rear seat, between seat back and metal chassis. I know it's not much, though one guy had a decent sized tool kit/box, but would something like this work? It's a trunk organizer but seems like it might be handy if it snuck behind that seat.
I like this idea. I wouldn't see why it wouldn't work, provided the gear isn't too thick. I don't remember how much of a gap there is when the seat is put back upright when I looked at it.I've seen posts and videos where people have stowed some gear behind the rear seat, between seat back and metal chassis. I know it's not much, though one guy had a decent sized tool kit/box, but would something like this work? It's a trunk organizer but seems like it might be handy if it snuck behind that seat.
This was my thought as well. Whatever storage device you use would have to hang below the locking mechanism for the seat.
Or maybe an opening can be made in the Organizer to allow the seat to still lock. If anything it's a good idea that maybe some manufacturer might explore to make one specific for Maverick
Looks like there's not a lot of room to work with back there especially since you have a sub and an Amp. I guess I'll have a bit more room since I'm getting a XLT.As promised. Picture behind the seat. Locking mechanism and lots to crush and wreck!
Is that a factory sub and amp?As promised. Picture behind the seat. Locking mechanism and lots to crush and wreck!
Yep. B&O on the First Edition
Where did you get this? I'd certainly use the heck out of it.I've seen posts and videos where people have stowed some gear behind the rear seat, between seat back and metal chassis. I know it's not much, though one guy had a decent sized tool kit/box, but would something like this work? It's a trunk organizer but seems like it might be handy if it snuck behind that seat.
