Under Seat Storage Cover

[bigwyo]

I’m trying to find a cover for the rear under seat storage compartments so I can have a flat surface to set a powered cooler on.
I have searched the web and can’t find what I’m looking for.
Thanks!

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[dhaskit]

My humble suggestion:
How ‘bout you get a cheap piece of 1/4” plywood or wall paneling and use a jig saw to cut a custom fit cover. Put some velcro on it so it doesn’t slide around.
You say you don’t own a jig saw? Go ask your neighbor Bob. He has one. Take a 6 pack Lone Star with you and he will let you use it.

 

[bigwyo]

My humble suggestion:
How ‘bout you get a cheap piece of 1/4” plywood or wall paneling and use a jig saw to cut a custom fit cover. Put some velcro on it so it doesn’t slide around.
You say you don’t own a jig saw? Go ask your neighbor Bob. He has one. Take a 6 pack Lone Star with you and he will let you use it.

I may have to do that. Kinda stove up but I have the tools and a partial sheet of plywood!

 

[nillwj]

I’m trying to find a cover for the rear under seat storage compartments so I can have a flat surface to set a powered cooler on.
I have searched the web and can’t find what I’m looking for.
Thanks!

Plywood?

 

[bigwyo]

Plywood?

It may come to that!

 

[UTAlumnus]

My humble suggestion:
How ‘bout you get a cheap piece of 1/4” plywood or wall paneling and use a jig saw to cut a custom fit cover. Put some velcro on it so it doesn’t slide around.
You say you don’t own a jig saw? Go ask your neighbor Bob. He has one. Take a 6 pack Lone Star with you and he will let you use it.

He might even help with the project.

 

[chiko]

Rather than plywood, I suggest a sheet of PVC siding. I got one for about $40, 3/8 thick and I think 2'x4'.
It had a faux wood grain on one side and smooth on the other. Very easy to work with, with wood tools.

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