Cargo Area Accessory include the entire cargo area (including panels) or is it just the lid?

[B Miller]

Hello Everyone,

Can someone answer this question: Does this accessory include the entire cargo area (including panels) or is it just the lid?

Link: https://accessories.ford.com/compartment-asy-rear-stowage-13029.html#2021/Bronco

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[sanford]

It's built by Tuffy, and it looks like it includes three sides like their jeep products.

Jeep version: https://www.tuffyproducts.com/product/525/deluxe-enclosure-jeep-wrangler-jk-2011-2018

I want to know how much weigh does it take and can you get tie-downs for it.

 

[Headsong]

Ah, so it's a lid. Interesting. That might be nice, kinda pricey....

 

[ZackDanger]

Hello Everyone,

Can someone answer this question: Does this accessory include the entire cargo area (including panels) or is it just the lid?

Link: https://accessories.ford.com/compartment-asy-rear-stowage-13029.html#2021/Bronco

Entire cage. Three sides plus the lid.

There are two versions, one with the lid that lifts with struts (seen) and another with a fixed lid.

 

[amccue90]

Real question is can you still put doors back there?

I received an email from a random company eluding that they would design the enclosure to allow door storage, but I want to see it in practice.

 

[B Miller]

Do you think the lid is removable? I'd like to throw my dogs back there now and then.

 

[stampede1]

Do you think the lid is removable? I'd like to throw my dogs back there now and then.

I think the Tuffy site indicated that the lid is removable, but not positive.

 

[redone17]

This looks like it solves a lot of problems in regards to secure storage on the move (propane tank, etc). Anyone seen one in use on a Jeep? Can the lid hold weight?

 

[JohnnyBronco]

It's built by Tuffy, and it looks like it includes three sides like their jeep products.

Jeep version: https://www.tuffyproducts.com/product/525/deluxe-enclosure-jeep-wrangler-jk-2011-2018

I want to know how much weigh does it take and can you get tie-downs for it.

4 sides counting the lid. The fixed top version would be the same but access only when tailgate is open

I have been thinking about these but
1. you have to reach over the spare tire and under the lift up back of soft top to open the top panel and lifting the rear soft hatch is not a one-handed deal
2. if in fact there is no bottom to these then you still need a floor liner - and without a bottom it is a useless garage accessory when not in the vehicle

 

[madbaird]

Already an install video for this https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...r-install-and-review.24326/page-5#post-866553

@BroncoTPA installed it in their Bronco

 

[cricex]

I bought that, came in wrecked and missing bolts. Looking at the comments in reivews & YT videos, looks like most people get theirs in banged up. Do not recommend.

How is this acceptable for a $600+ accessory?

 

[cricex]

currently waiting for FedEx to come pick up this pile of garbage

 

[cricex]

4 sides counting the lid. The fixed top version would be the same but access only when tailgate is open

I have been thinking about these but
1. you have to reach over the spare tire and under the lift up back of soft top to open the top panel and lifting the rear soft hatch is not a one-handed deal
2. if in fact there is no bottom to these then you still need a floor liner - and without a bottom it is a useless garage accessory when not in the vehicle

There is no bottom

 

[BroncoKong Jr.]

I want to know how much weigh does it take and can you get tie-downs for it.

Has tie-downs on the lid. I think it was 50 lbs? Don't quote me on that.

4 sides counting the lid. The fixed top version would be the same but access only when tailgate is open

I have been thinking about these but
1. you have to reach over the spare tire and under the lift up back of soft top to open the top panel and lifting the rear soft hatch is not a one-handed deal
2. if in fact there is no bottom to these then you still need a floor liner - and without a bottom it is a useless garage accessory when not in the vehicle

You have to open the tailgate to access it. Both the lid and the soft top can open together and be propped with the soft top's prop rod.

There is no bottom. It has to be completely taken apart to be removed.

 

[stampede1]

Lid supports 50 pounds. The rear area cargo enclosure offers a high degree of security and organization if you use the supplied MOLLE panels. Everything is out of sight and even if someone cuts a soft top or smashes a window to get into the interior, the rear area enclosure is not accessible and there is no electronic unlocking of the swing gate to gain access from the front. Mine came intact and no scratches or damage of any kind. If you also opt for the rear locking vault you have a locked area within a locked area-something that is nice with all the property crime that seems to be on the increase.

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