Rear Seat Delete, finally!

[xch47cpt]

In the past, I had to build the rear seat delete platform for my 91 Toyota Hilux myself. Mostly because 10yrs ago there wasn't anything like that available, especially for a RHD diesel I found in Tasmania. So, when I needed a new vehicle for my business as a Backcountry Medic, Trail Guide and Trail Chef, I landed on the FarOut Edition of the Gladiator. This was due to all the upgrades, solid axles and diesel engine. I knew I needed the largest fridge/freezer available, due to my line of work.
After extensive searching and discussions with several sales reps from the known companies, I landed on a Selkirk Off Road out of Sandpoint Idaho (contact info below) because they have their own fab company called Trekk Systems they are just starting. I was able to design the specific system I wanted to meet my specific needs, and did they deliver. My system is the first production model for the Gladiator, quality product and I couldn't be happier. Let me know what you think!

Contact Selkirk Off Road, 208-610-4086 and they will really take care of you!

PS. they also did the install on my snorkel.

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[RodRecket]

Is it all one open space underneath or divided? The fit and finish look great.

 

[MRPRmojave]

Looks great! I am planning to do a 40% delete from AAL to tie down my fridge. I unfortunately have to keep most of my gear in the truck or welllll tied down. We have a lot of sticky fingers in my area.

 

[ATL_Rubi]

Ended up making my own after realizing none of the systems sold had a back plate that you could keep the sub with. How much did this run?

 

[WestwallNF104A]

How much does it weigh?

 

[nanook12]

Looks good - what type aluminum?

 

[xch47cpt]

Is it all one open space underneath or divided? The fit and finish look great.

All open underneath, took the tops of the existing storage that was there and still able to use as needed.

 

[xch47cpt]

Looks great! I am planning to do a 40% delete from AAL to tie down my fridge. I unfortunately have to keep most of my gear in the truck or welllll tied down. We have a lot of sticky fingers in my area.

that's also why I love my Packout, able to access all sides, but also lockable.

 

[xch47cpt]

Ended up making my own after realizing none of the systems sold had a back plate that you could keep the sub with. How much did this run?

they incorporated everything we discussed when designing it. My price will be different from future builds because it was the prototype. I suspect it to fall somewhere between 2000 to 2500. When you are ready, just contact Selkirk Off Road by phone to discuss options, needs and get a quote. I know the other prototype went into their Gladiator and he has a sub too, but really, they can customize to you specific needs.

 

[xch47cpt]

How much does it weigh?

only 70lbs, which is awesome.

 

[Figmo]

WOW that looks fantastic! And the price is not anything stupid given the workmanship.

They are only a couple hours from me. Wonder if they could incorporate a way to mount a removable car seat back there. I’d totally do the rear seat delete except for the monthly visits with my daughter and granddaughter.

Other than her, nobody rides back there.

 

[Jteakus]

First class

 

[xch47cpt]

WOW that looks fantastic! And the price is not anything stupid given the workmanship.

They are only a couple hours from me. Wonder if they could incorporate a way to mount a removable car seat back there. I’d totally do the rear seat delete except for the monthly visits with my daughter and granddaughter.

Other than her, nobody rides back there.

I'm sure that would be no problem for them.

 

[xch47cpt]

Looks good - what type aluminum?

pretty heavy duty, but I would call them for specific specs.

 

[RickF]

WOW that looks fantastic! And the price is not anything stupid given the workmanship.

They are only a couple hours from me. Wonder if they could incorporate a way to mount a removable car seat back there. I’d totally do the rear seat delete except for the monthly visits with my daughter and granddaughter.

Other than her, nobody rides back there.

They probably won't touch this with a borrowed 10-foot pole. The liability for getting it wrong could ruin them. I hope I'm wrong but don't think they will take on such a risk.

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