What do you keep in here?

[mavn00b]

I had the outlet/inverter already, just moved the outlet into a bed cubby, below is the thread I swiped the idea from. I recommend the extra bed cubby regardless, once you see the back of your drivers tail light, you'll understand why.
https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/f...bed-cubby-with-ac-outlet-on-the-inside.16955/

Nice, thanks! Now I just gotta figure out how to install an inverter without blowing up my car.

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[Pucman1]

A couple of bungees so far but will add a few ratchet straps, a six way screwdriver, some zip ties, some twine.........and i will change the twist open lock to a key lock soon.

 

[Don806]

Nice, thanks! Now I just gotta figure out how to install an inverter without blowing up my car.

I believe there have been some DIY inverter threads. I rarely use the outlet, charging dewalt batteries has been it so far when I'm away from the house working on somethig

 

[EIlig]

Cargo nets, Ratchet straps, Bungees, and one of these air pumps

 

[Barksdale123]

My wife's ashes.

Just what I would expect from an Area 51 er

 

[Barksdale123]

Straps and Bungies. The jumper box is inside, At$100 it gets locked up.

 

[Barksdale123]

Cargo nets, Ratchet straps, Bungees, and one of these air pumps

That looks like it is about the size of a cigarette pack (am I allowed to say that) is that so,how does it work, and most of all $$$

 

[EIlig]

That looks like it is about the size of a cigarette pack (am I allowed to say that) is that so,how does it work, and most of all $$$

Bigger than a pack of cigs... $79 on Amazon. I put one in every car I own., works great.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09TGKC9JZ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

 

[Barracuda340]

ratchet straps, bungy cords, wrenches for the bed cover, gas tank funnel, and the 400W outlet..

I would be really interested in how you did that 120V 400A set up.

 

[Don806]

I would be really interested in how you did that 120V 400A set up.

Idea came from another member, just removed the panel that held the outlet, light, and switch, and put the outlet in the back of a cubby I bought. Let me find the post

https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/f...bed-cubby-with-ac-outlet-on-the-inside.16955/

after I seen what the dirt, salt, and water from the road does to the back of the taillights without a cubby, I knew I wanted one there. hardest part was getting the outlet connection plugged back in, there's not much slack in the wiring for the outlet. end up losing the light, but I re-used the factory wiring and switch to run lights I installed on each side of the bed.

 

[Cobraj]

keep a flashlight that is capable of jump starting a car. it Jump started my subaru once so hope if I ever need it, it will jump start the maverick

 

[molash]

12 volt air compresser & bungee cords.

 

[The Flush]

Sleeves of golf balls

 

[Barracuda340]

Idea came from another member, just removed the panel that held the outlet, light, and switch, and put the outlet in the back of a cubby I bought. Let me find the post

https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/f...bed-cubby-with-ac-outlet-on-the-inside.16955/

after I seen what the dirt, salt, and water from the road does to the back of the taillights without a cubby, I knew I wanted one there. hardest part was getting the outlet connection plugged back in, there's not much slack in the wiring for the outlet. end up losing the light, but I re-used the factory wiring and switch to run lights I installed on each side of the bed.

I dont have the 400W plug in the back. Didnt order that package. I saw where somebody added it in using parts from Nissan and Dodge pickups. I thought this was that mod. I plan to make a shield for under there out of plastic because I will be doing a borla exhaust that exits under the rear bumper

 

[Don806]

I dont have the 400W plug in the back. Didnt order that package. I saw where somebody added it in using parts from Nissan and Dodge pickups. I thought this was that mod. I plan to make a shield for under there out of plastic because I will be doing a borla exhaust that exits under the rear bumper

not having a place other than the driveway to work on the truck, the cubby was a better option for me than the shield that has been posted about

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