[805gregg]

I built a simple rear cargo shelf, to have 2 levels of storage, I didn't build it for heavy loads just for light things. I used some good quality Russian 1/2" Baltic Birch 9 ply plywood from my local cabinet wood supplier, surprising only $50 compared with the 3 ply crap at HD and Lowes. I posted it on you tube titled Jeep WK2 rear cargo shelf, a short video, enjoy and build yourself one. 805gregg

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

People around here are lazy, you're supposed to post links haha

 

[RoadiJeff]

Here's the link:

 

[805gregg]

Sorry, not that up on tech, thanks for posting the link

 

[jimntempe]

Sorry, not that up on tech, thanks for posting the link

Be careful, that anvil might go flying in an accident!!! Seriously, that looks nice. Interesting Idea, My PT had a factory upper deck and it was really useful.

 

[805gregg]

Be careful, that anvil might go flying in an accident!!! Seriously, that looks nice. Interesting Idea, My PT had a factory upper deck and it was really useful.

My Liberty Kj had a steel one sturdily attached and I carried my hi lift jack on it, very useful, one of the reasons for this is I have a drawer slide unit I built for another vehicle and I will mount it on the drivers side and sleep on the passenger side,under the shelf.

 

[davea180]

I built a simple rear cargo shelf, to have 2 levels of storage, I didn't build it for heavy loads just for light things. I used some good quality Russian 1/2" Baltic Birch 9 ply plywood from my local cabinet wood supplier, surprising only $50 compared with the 3 ply crap at HD and Lowes. I posted it on you tube titled Jeep WK2 rear cargo shelf, a short video, enjoy and build yourself one. 805gregg

Very nice!

Tell me, what did you do to anchor the poles in the front slots?

 

[805gregg]

I had a couple of pieces of 1/4" plastic, that I cut to the 1-1/4 rod dimension and screwed them in place, I just got back from a trip a little over 1000 miles in Az, I had a 20 qt refrigerator, some tools and my Smittybuilt compressor, it worked great, but had a little flex, so I will change out the rods for aluminum.

 

[805gregg]

I had a couple of pieces of 1/4" plastic, that I cut to the 1-1/4 rod dimension and screwed them in place, I just got back from a trip a little over 1000 miles in Az, I had a 20 qt refrigerator, some tools and my Smittybuilt compressor, it worked great, but had a little flex, so I will change out the rods for aluminum.

 

[Mogul]

Looks great. And I agree with what you said in the video. Someone should be making these for aftermarket.

 

[805gregg]

Version II with aluminum cross bars, 2nd photo is simple hold down