storage option for gap betw rear seat and C pillar?

[snowman3]

Kids use the door pockets. I need easy access to bungies + ratchets. There is nice 2” gap betw rear seat and cabin wall, behind the seat belt. Perfect spot to hang something or reach into a bin. Any ideas or know of something?

Thanks!
PS: anyone seen good inserts to extend sq footage of front/rear door pockets?

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[ag02m5]

Truck is definitely lacking in storage space. There is a market.

 

[superj]

where is @Muslogy Auto

 

[GLW]

Kids use the door pockets. I need easy access to bungies + ratchets. There is nice 2” gap betw rear seat and cabin wall, behind the seat belt. Perfect spot to hang something or reach into a bin. Any ideas or know of something?

Thanks!
PS: anyone seen good inserts to extend sq footage of front/rear door pockets?

Holds a harbor freight 1/2 torque ratchet in its clamshell perfectly.

 

[Don Vandyke]

There are factory bins under the seat

 

[Muslogy Auto]

Truck is definitely lacking in storage space. There is a market.

We have made center console organizer, hidden organizer and safe vault for ranger6g. If you are interested in it, you can take a look~

 

[wolfmansax]

There are factory bins under the seat

I traded in an F150. It had under seat storage. This ranger is useless for under seat storage.

 

[fordgt]

I traded in an F150. It had under seat storage. This ranger is useless for under seat storage.

Me too. Plus the F150 center console and glove compartment are HUGE by comparison.
Here is my solution, anything flat towards the bottom. Full size umbrella, lock out kit, etc. I use the child seat brackets to hang stuff and get cheap nylon bags from Amazon. In these I keep some ratchet straps but you get the idea.

 

[Steffan]

Might not help that much being a NZ Tremor, but I installed the tailgate toolbox and its working perfect for easy access to tools etc..

 

[snowman3]

Might not help that much being a NZ Tremor, but I installed the tailgate toolbox and its working perfect for easy access to tools etc..

oh man that looks nice! What brand and price? The one I saw was hurricane? and $$$, too expensive for me to do. But that looks really good.

 

[snowman3]

Me too. Plus the F150 center console and glove compartment are HUGE by comparison.
Here is my solution, anything flat towards the bottom. Full size umbrella, lock out kit, etc. I use the child seat brackets to hang stuff and get cheap nylon bags from Amazon. In these I keep some ratchet straps but you get the idea.

Ah hanging a few things is a good idea! Coming from F-150 is rough, stuff could fit underneath the seat and no need to put seat down to get most stuff. I thought it was nit pick that Ranger didn't have split back seat. But it kind of painful to drop the seat anytime I need a tie down or strap or tarp or whatever when camping, sports, etc. I never realized how often I grabbed stuff out of the cab till it became a pain to do it!

First world problem and I love the Ranger. But deduct points for not user friendly.

 

[Sauce]

https://hfabusa.com/collections/ford/products/ford-ranger-tailgate-storage-usa-model-t8-2024-model

Just wonder how heavy the tailgate would be once I pack it full.

 

[Steffan]

oh man that looks nice! What brand and price? The one I saw was hurricane? and $$$, too expensive for me to do. But that looks really good.

I went with the hurricane one as it was the best option price wise here in NZ, there are other cheaper ones online, but once you add in postage/freight, they end up being more expensive....Im bloody happy with it and no longer use my swing out case, I recommend them....mind you it was bloody hard cutting into a perfectly good tailgate to install it...lol

 

[Steffan]

https://hfabusa.com/collections/ford/products/ford-ranger-tailgate-storage-usa-model-t8-2024-model

Just wonder how heavy the tailgate would be once I pack it full.

I have no issues with it, it is noticablly heavier, but I will sort that with a set of strut dampners...yet to be purchased, but having the tailgate toolbox with light makes it super easy to get to tools/items that I need in a hurry and easy...only thing I would like to add is a rifle carrier via the taillight lol....wishful thinking lol

 

[pablo94sc]

Ah hanging a few things is a good idea! Coming from F-150 is rough, stuff could fit underneath the seat and no need to put seat down to get most stuff. I thought it was nit pick that Ranger didn't have split back seat. But it kind of painful to drop the seat anytime I need a tie down or strap or tarp or whatever when camping, sports, etc. I never realized how often I grabbed stuff out of the cab till it became a pain to do it!

First world problem and I love the Ranger. But deduct points for not user friendly.

I think all car campers have the same issue of always needing to get something out of the car/truck.

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