What drawer system are you using?

[rastabacko Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close rastabacko]

Looks like your made your mind up, but we opted for the BlackWidow Travelmate with a cargo barrier- took them away with us last few days, seemed really good-

[alternative Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close alternative]

I did a bit of reaserch into what way to go here. I needed to be able to go from family camping mode to my family/friends are coming from overseas. So i needed the ability to utilise the 3 row seats about 2-3 times a year without the hassle of removing the seats. We have it down pat theses days and all out gear travels in our pop-top camper apart from the beer fridge and anything we need for day trips, the drawer is for recovery gear, tools and straps.
The drawer was a chop-job from the double setup i had in my 120.

Single drawer with side hinged flap can be taken out in 5 mins (4 bolts)
False floor with fridge slide attached can be taken out in 5 mins (4 bolts)
Cargo barrier can be removed using 4 thumb screws, have not removed it yet but its meant to be quick and easy.

[LeighW Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close LeighW]

I have a Tanami draw system in my 120, I would highly recommend you check out their product.

The draws are all alloy apart from the top deck, very sturdy and light weight compared to the others.
They lock securely, look fantastic and don't rattle.

Cheers

LeighW

[shamozzle Find all posts View Profile Close shamozzle]

I was looking at Tanami and Black Widow. I ended up going for the Trek Tech for versatility of design. I could get the drawers custom made to whatever specifications I requested. Black Widow do not make a tourer drawer configuration that will fit a 60litre engel for the back of the 150. I really did have my heartset on the Black Widow option but was sadly turned away. I really liked the Tanami drawers myself and in the end it came down to price and also what the other half thought would better suit our needs. Hoping the Trek Tech unit that arrives is as good as what I've seen on his website and what I've heard from people on other forums.

[ponting Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close ponting]

marine carpet drawer which is fully removable and you can maintain its look as new by washing it.

[pwop Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close pwop]

I have the fourbyfitouts over the seats installed for my Kakadu: See discussion here: http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread...-system-Kakadu

[Mark from Brisbane Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Mark from Brisbane]

I have the BW ones as well as the BW Cargo Barier with the little shelf at the top of the back AND was told by Mr BW himself at the Brisbane 4 x 4 show last year that the only Fridges to fit were the Waeco 50 or Engel 50.....I bought the Waeco and let me tell you he's right...this was with the two big drawers at the bottom set up.

Have just had a month away doing the Simmo and it all worked a treat

[new driver Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close new driver]

I have the fouby system and have just returned from 9 weeks playing in the out back they worked great and have just pulled them out took 30 mins to pull out and 15 mins to pack away untill next trip. cheers paul

[Noobie Banned Find all posts View Profile Close Noobie]

Home made ... Always fun to make and a warm fuzzy feeling when you use them!

[keencdk Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close keencdk]

I'm with Rob, home made all the way. $200 of materials, a day or so in time and you get what you want rather than what the big companies can mass produce. Mine is less weight as the 3rd row seats it replaces, has no moving parts that clog up with dust and dirt and is the specs I want.