Storage box construction MAX IV

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    Storage box construction MAX IV

    Thought you guys might like to see how I built a under seat storage box for the back seat of my MAX IV.
    1. Start with a flip up seat hinge (Richard sells a kit if you can’t build one)
    Storage box in Max IV by Dane Trask, on Flickr
    2. Build a (negative) template for the inside dimensions of the box. I used a new flat screen tv box from the garbage.
    Storage box in Max IV by Dane Trask, on Flickr
    3. Optional put some foam insulation strips to create “Channels” in the inside of the box for separators.
    Storage box in Max IV by Dane Trask, on Flickr
    4. Fiberglas the box upside down. The flange on the table will become the mounting surface that will rest on the frame of the seat.
    Storage box in Max IV by Dane Trask, on Flickr
    5. Pull out the internal structure, cut separators, I used an old lawn sign. Then paint and go.
    Storage box in Max IV by Dane Trask, on Flickr
    Storage box in Max IV by Dane Trask, on Flickr
    Storage box in Max IV by Dane Trask, on Flickr
    Storage box in Max IV by Dane Trask, on Flickr
    6. I also ran a wide piece of window weather stripping along the whole top and when the seat comes down it seals up pretty good.
    Storage box in Max IV by Dane Trask, on Flickr
    Last edited by finmad; 12-30-2017 at 08:26 AM.

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    Nice job. I made one from plywood but I like your fiberglass idea better.
    What it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.

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    Great job. I love working with fiberglass. I restore old boats as a hobby and have done quite a few floors and transom replacements. Did you use epoxy or polyester? I prefer epoxy for the structural strength, but polyester is about 1/3 the cost. I have a Max II, so I don't have the option of doing what you did. Great work!

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    My under seat box is just made from plywood, keeps everything dry.

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