2D Owners - Lemme see your molle / storage setup!

[Draughon]

As a proud 2D owner, we all know that storage behind the rear seats is at a premium.

For longer road trips, a single or possibly double rear seat removal is almost a necessity, but I'm curious what the hivemind as done in terms of organization / storage / etc.

I'm thinking at a minimum, getting the rear upper passenger and driver's side molle panels to store stuff off the floor of the cargo area - but very curious what people smarter than me have done.

Looking specifically for stuff that would live semi-permanently in your rig - as opposed to stuff you'd bring just for camping / overlanding.

Recovery gear, jumper cables, first aid kits, tools, lights, airpumps (if you don't have an fancy stealth ARB install somewhere)... where do you put / hang your stuff?

Kindly show me your open rears!

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[Aonarch]

I haven’t had my Bronco long so still a work in progress.

But here is the JCR table.

I want to get molle panels on the door cards.

Any seat back options?

 

[Draughon]

I haven’t had my Bronco long so still a work in progress.

But here is the JCR table.

I want to get molle panels on the door cards.

Any seat back options?

I have the Ford soft molle panel currently, but def will be upgrading to a drop down tray with a molle back to maximize utility.

 

[Mikey1287]

I only have a panel on the driver side at the moment. Considering doing the passenger side as well.

 

[Straightbase]

I only have a panel on the driver side at the moment. Considering doing the passenger side as well.

Does that need to be removed to take of the rear shell?

 

[Mikey1287]

No. you just remove the bolts like normal and put them back in to hold the molle panel once the top is off. you'll need to pull back on the molle just a bit, but it's flexible.

Does that need to be removed to take of the rear shell?

 

[Draughon]

I only have a panel on the driver side at the moment. Considering doing the passenger side as well.

Oooh! I like that. Source?

 

[Mikey1287]

https://builtrightind.com/products/molle-compatible-cargo-panel-single-panel-ford-bronco-2dr-2021

Oooh! I like that. Source?

 

[Draughon]

https://builtrightind.com/products/molle-compatible-cargo-panel-single-panel-ford-bronco-2dr-2021

I'm thinking that, a couple of molle panels in the upper rear windows... *maybe* the passenger side version of that and you're pretty much good to go.

Of course, that's $1000 for perforated metal sheets.....

 

[awall987]

I have the JCR shelf and strapped my molle bags from my previous vehicle on it. I wish they would change the slot design to better handle molle bags, but I made it work. I have my first aid kit, air up hoses and some other basics that I keep in there all the time.

 

[Bikeric]

I have the Hooke Road shelf similar to the JCR, but (probably) cheaper. I carried a spare for my trip to Moab, but I have since removed it in favor of a inner tube which takes up less space.

 

[KRAKEN]

Been contemplating some sidewall molle panels... this is what I have so far: a JCR tailgate table & a Course Motorsports molle on the tailgate and a thrift store plastic trunk.

 

[Ogre]

These are the only photos I have, doesn't do them justice. The Glue Factory rear window molle panels checked all the blocks for me. He's also a forum member. They're priced well, positioned inside the window instead of pushing into the interior, and have a gap on the bottom to make accessing the hardtop bolts easier.

 

[Draughon]

These are the only photos I have, doesn't do them justice. The Glue Factory rear window molle panels checked all the blocks for me. He's also a forum member. They're priced well, positioned inside the window instead of pushing into the interior, and have a gap on the bottom to make accessing the hardtop bolts easier.

never heard of them! Do you have a link?

 

[Ogre]

https://gluefactoryoffroad.com/?syclid=5c524389-485b-4f67-b24d-12f358de69c4

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