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I was thinking you could just angle the back wall of the
Pak so the bottom edge rakes back at the same angle as
the back wall of the bags. Keep the bottom flat for bag
lid clearance.
i was thinking about doing that. Just need to go and pickup a tour box for a shop.
Here's one I've been thinking about. This just modifies the lid, so it would be an inexpensive modification. You would also be able to upgrade the hinges at the same time. Similar to some sports cars.
kinda like this, but not so much like a hump
and this is my idea
I love the idea of a full size pak with a false floor (maybe folding in case I needed to move it and put something larger in from time to time). I could store tools or items that I don't need in immediate reach under there mostly. I will follow this thread and see how it turns out as I'm in the market for a tour-pak for our new SG.
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