Refrigerator mount

[Sweep]

I designed a frame to accept two different refrigerators I own. The frame itself, without plywood platform accepts my ARB 45 quart mounted with turnbuckles to the fridge handles and four corners of the frame.
The Engle 27 shown, mounts on a plywood platform that fastens to the frame with carriage bolts and is attached with the Engel Transit Slide Lock. Both fridges are rock solid when I drive, and either can be opened without undoing anything.
This frame mounts to the inserts for the rear seat. I can remove the rear seat and install the refrigerator in about 10 minutes or less.
Ed

[R.A.D]

Very creative thinking there but why do you need a refrigerator in your truck

[Inyourface1650]

Originally Posted by TxFront

Very creative thinking there but why do you need a refrigerator in your truck

Better then a cooler.

[pidge]

great work serves your purpose. way to pull it off.

[WestCo Justin]

Pretty soon you can live in your Frontier!

Now you should get a bed tent so you can sleep in the back.

[Sweep]

I do lots of long range expeditions, and usually in hot, desert conditions. With a fridge, you're not having to find a store for ice every couple days.
Carry two, turn one to freeze, and you can take along ice cream or cocktail ice.
Ed

[Inyourface1650]

Originally Posted by Sweep

I do lots of long range expeditions, and usually in hot, desert conditions. With a fridge, you're not having to find a store for ice every couple days.
Carry two, turn one to freeze, and you can take along ice cream or cocktail ice.
Ed

Hmmm margaritas in the desert. I like the way this man thinks.

[Sweep]

Funny you should mention that, I do have a bed tent. =8^)
Ed

[kmos]

Tommy: Hey, there's even a fridge! You could put six packs of be.......soda in here...

[R.A.D]

Ice cream is always good