Rear seat / trunk grid based mount system

[vyruz]

I recall seeing a system which mounts to the back of the rear seats which allow for mole and other attachments to be secured to it. However I have been unable to find it for some time. If anyone has an idea what im looking for any where to find it please help me out. The gear in question was similar to something like https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08C274Z4Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_T8AP1DMCTV31H84FBSEK?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 but covered the entire (or majority) of the rear seat backs, they may also have secured directly to the plastic coverings but was not sure

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[pinhotihiker]

I recall seeing a system which mounts to the back of the rear seats which allow for mole and other attachments to be secured to it. However I have been unable to find it for some time. If anyone has an idea what im looking for any where to find it please help me out. The gear in question was similar to something like https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08C274Z4Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_T8AP1DMCTV31H84FBSEK?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 but covered the entire (or majority) of the rear seat backs, they may also have secured directly to the plastic coverings but was not sure

Reminded me of some the stuff from Grey Man Tactical https://greymantactical.com/collections/vehiclermp

 

[VirtualJMills]

I recall seeing a system which mounts to the back of the rear seats which allow for mole and other attachments to be secured to it. However I have been unable to find it for some time. If anyone has an idea what im looking for any where to find it please help me out. The gear in question was similar to something like https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08C274Z4Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_T8AP1DMCTV31H84FBSEK?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 but covered the entire (or majority) of the rear seat backs, they may also have secured directly to the plastic coverings but was not sure

There's one entirely custom solution out there by Yucca Manufacturing, but they've since gone out of business.

Their installation was three panels:
• One center small panel (~7 MOLLE units wide, and 17 tall) -- narrow vertical rectangle
• Two symmetric side panels (~11 MOLLE units wide at top, 10 wide at bottom, and 17 tall at the top, 16 tall at the bottom) -- cropped-squares, tapered towards the center of the vehicle at the corner facing the outer seat-hinge

The sole anchor point for each panel-section was the child-seat crossbar at the midpoint of the vertical portion of the rear seatbacks, and then copious numbers of rubber standoffs surrounding it.

Cool design from a sheet-steel perspective.

 

[vyruz]

There's one entirely custom solution out there by Yucca Manufacturing, but they've since gone out of business.

Their installation was three panels:
• One center small panel (~7 MOLLE units wide, and 17 tall) -- narrow vertical rectangle
• Two symmetric side panels (~11 MOLLE units wide at top, 10 wide at bottom, and 17 tall at the top, 16 tall at the bottom) -- cropped-squares, tapered towards the center of the vehicle at the corner facing the outer seat-hinge

The sole anchor point for each panel-section was the child-seat crossbar at the midpoint of the vertical portion of the rear seatbacks, and then copious numbers of rubber standoffs surrounding it.

Cool design from a sheet-steel perspective.

I think this is what i was thinking of, it makes sense that I haven't been able to find it since they went out of business.

 

[Glamdring70]

Maybe someone that installed one can provide a better picture, but for the sake of posterity, here is the Yucca information with the best pics their site had:

 

[vyruz]

Maybe someone that installed one can provide a better picture, but for the sake of posterity, here is the Yucca information with the best pics their site had:

Thank you for this, it's definitely the one I was trying to find. Wouldnt be hard to diy this so may give that a try.

 

[VirtualJMills]

Thank you for this, it's definitely the one I was trying to find. Wouldnt be hard to diy this so may give that a try.

SendCutSend ( https://SendCutSend.com/ ) might be an option for on-demand manufacturing.

No affiliation on my part, but some of the YouTuber folks I watch have had some nice technical output from them.

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