Wayout concept jerry can bedsides

[Quick]

I’m not sure this has been touched on or not, but I’m wondering if anyone knows if the bedsides, from the ‘wayout’ concept, with the built in jerry cans are or might become available ever ??

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[Foxtrot]

I’m not sure this has been touched on or not, but I’m wondering if anyone knows if the bedsides, from the ‘wayout’ concept, with the built in jerry cans are or might become available ever ??

There's a YouTube interview about the wayout concept with the TFL guys where they talk about it (4 minute mark) . Judging from their discussion, I wouldn't bet on it...

 

[sass JT]

Totally custom!

 

[Quick]

Fair enough thank you !

 

[RavensEyeOffroad]

Kinda wish they would implement more of this sort of thing maybe at least as an option. probably would effect crash ratings a bit though.

 

[Quick]

I’d like to see what they come up with for aftermarket options, to possibly utilize the bedsides more

 

[Flying J]

Totally custom!

I just retired after 40+ years in the auto body repair business.
If some one would make a simple stamping of the part ( L and R), it would be easy to do a cut out and weld in the part, finish it off and paint the quarter panel.
Now, we wait.......

 

[Archie Bunker]

I just retired after 40+ years in the auto body repair business.
If some one would make a simple stamping of the part ( L and R), it would be easy to do a cut out and weld in the part, finish it off and paint the quarter panel.
Now, we wait.......

hmmmm that would be very cool

 

[Bobzdar]

I built my own holder inspired by the wayout. Not cutting required. Of course, not quite as elegant, but functionally it works.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/diy-rotopax-bedside-mount.19202/

 

[Trippin01]

my only concern is, they look like they would barely hold a gallon of fuel. I know one gallon is better than no gallons, but I have to admit my loyalties are with the 5 gallon Jerry cans, one is already installed in the bed of my truck. I can siphon from it without ever removing it, and I use it when Overlanding through the Idaho Mountains, a one gallon can would be okay for my tiny generator, but I'm not a fan of plastic cans when compared to the durability and life of a solid built Jerry can with a 5 gallon capacity. I may even add a 2nd.

 

[Oilburner]

How wild it is that this thread exists, and Literally the next thread below it is titled “Great Balls of Fire”.
Just sayin’...

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