rear cargo shelf

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Made one for myself. This thing is going to be a life changer in terms of trunk storage. I never would have thought some 15 year old thread would have the perfect answer to a problem I've had with my libby for years
 

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Well i decided to finally make a shelf for the cargo are of my jeep. It was easier than expected and took about an hour to actually build.

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Its very strong, i put 100lbs on it and it didn't flex at all. All in all not bad for $24. if you're looking to do something similar and want details just let me know and I'll put up dimensions and stuff

I started with a piece of ply wood 3/4" Thick (you can use any size you want) Cut to these specs ------v
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You will also need a 1" dowel rod, 1" pipe clamps (4), and carpet of your choice to cover
Cut dowel rod to 45.5"
You will need to use the pieces you cut off to glue to the underside near the back seats to level out the shelf (as the drawing shows)
I'm not tracking what you did with the dowel rod..
 

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