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[Bison-Gear]

I think the MOLLE panels look great. Only negative are the charges that the U& taxman will require.

This only apply for UK.
In USA or Europe there is no extra tax.

 

[Bison-Gear]

For the tailgate table will you keep the existing plastic storage box on there or remove it and utilize some of the extra space behind it like the table for the defender you show. That looks super nice.

We will keep the factory plastic storage, but the table will be much more functional, with an additional molle panel, stainless steel top, and sliding wooden table.

 

[archerwolf]

I am looking forward to the bison gear version of the table. Thank you!

 

[jsc2023]

Hello, it's Paweł from Bison Gear.

I'm excited to share that we're collaborating with Grenadier to bring you new and innovative products.
Our initial set of accessories is already on the market, and we're working on expanding the range even further.
Stay tuned for a comprehensive selection coming your way soon!

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Pawel,

I am in urgent need of molle panels (exterior) asap.
Please reach out

 

[Trialmaster]

This only apply for UK.
In USA or Europe there is no extra tax.

What a shame - as your MOLLE panels look fantastic. But duty charges make them expensive, might have to drive to Europe.

 

[BillLumberg]

Pawel,

I would suggest a “slim” drawer system also. One that is the slightly higher than the rear seats when folded flat. And also have a platform that would extend from the drawer system and go over top of the folded seats to create a level platform.

In addition, keep in mind that several/a lot of people are replacing the rear seat latches with after market ones that allow the rear seats to slightly recline. You will expand your market if your products will accommodate the reclined rear seats. I know there are posts on here detailing the difference between the factory and aftermarket.

ETA: I did find the picture showing the difference between factory and aftermarket reciline. Attached .

 

[anand]

In addition, keep in mind that several/a lot of people are replacing the rear seat latches with after market ones that allow the rear seats to slightly recline. You will expand your market if your products will accommodate the reclined rear seats. I know there are posts on here detailing the difference between the factory and aftermarket.

It's important to remember that our rear seat angles are already further reclined than the RoW's "utility" version; and products designed for RoW vehicles may be intended for Utility versions.

I think "a lot" of people is a large overstatement as far as who is ordering the rear seat latches; this forum, sadly, is a tiny subsect of Grenadier owners worldwide

 

[DaBull]

It's important to remember that our rear seat angles are already further reclined than the RoW's "utility" version; and products designed for RoW vehicles may be intended for Utility versions.

I think "a lot" of people is a large overstatement as far as who is ordering the rear seat latches; this forum, sadly, is a tiny subsect of Grenadier owners worldwide

Hi anand, If drawer manufactures can take into consideration the brackets that offer a bit more slant to the rear seat back, then they will be able to accommodate anyone looking to order their drawer systems. The only likely change they will need to make is to have their drawers approximately 1" shorter. I am currently working with a well known manufacturer and just mailed them down my brackets for the drawer systems they are designing for the Grenadier. Dabull

 

[Pat-Ard]

It is a 20mm diameter needed.

Hi @minidok ,
do I get you right. The holes, which need to de drilled in the covers have a diameter of 20mm?

 

[BillLumberg]

I think "a lot" of people is a large overstatement as far as who is ordering the rear seat latches; this forum, sadly, is a tiny subsect of Grenadier owners worldwidei

I did write “several/a lot” as I have no idea how many people are or are not making the modification. Just trying to assist a manufacturer out.

 

[BillLumberg]

Pawel,

If you purchase the over head shelf now, will the future foldable cargo barrier still work with it.

Will the cargo barrier accept the modified rear seat?

 

[minidok]

Hi @minidok ,
do I get you right. The holes, which need to de drilled in the covers have a diameter of 20mm?

@Pat-Ard yep, exactly. M8 screw goes in a supplied, round distance holder that needs that much space.

 

[Pat-Ard]

@minidok Merci, gruezi…

 

[Bison-Gear]

Pawel,

If you purchase the over head shelf now, will the future foldable cargo barrier still work with it.

Will the cargo barrier accept the modified rear seat?

Yes, shelf is "cargo barrier ready".

 

[Qwatch]

Hello,
Certainly, it is feasible. Kindly remove the four plastic covers, two on each side. Beneath these covers, you will discover M8 threaded holes where the shelf is affixed.
Should you wish to maintain the interior's cleanliness, you have the option to repurpose the covers; however, you will be required to perforate holes for the bolts.
Alternatively, leaving it uncovered is another viable choice, eliminating the necessity for any hole-drilling.


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Excuse me, i dont feel very confident in drilling holes or whatever. I own a Fielmaster, Utility Wagon 5 seats, same configuration as on your pic. Will have i some modifications to do on the car or can i mount it easily with time and screwdrivers ?
I want to keep the oem protective grid . Tha k you.

 

[Claude]

- drawers (similar to one we have for 4Runner),
- interior panels,
- folding cargo barrier (similar to one we have for other cars - PATENTED)
- door table similar to one we have for Defender (one with MOLLE panel on front, stainless steel top and wooden slide out)
- additional sub shelf to keep FR chairs under the shelf (or other flat items), [no it doesn't rattle]
And much more (basically full product range we have in offer for other trucks check our Instagram @bisongear).

What other products would you like to see from us? Your suggestions play a crucial role in shaping our future offerings, so feel free to share your ideas with us. We appreciate your interest and support!

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a roof shelf for 2 seater were the original separation wirth the cargo area can be kept installed
a roof safe for hunting rifles

 

[Maulwurf]

...
a roof safe for hunting rifles

That would be great. Or a flat wide drawer for weapons on the ground

 

[Bison-Gear]

Excuse me, i dont feel very confident in drilling holes or whatever. I own a Fielmaster, Utility Wagon 5 seats, same configuration as on your pic. Will have i some modifications to do on the car or can i mount it easily with time and screwdrivers ?
I want to keep the oem protective grid . Tha k you.

As mentioned before, on cars without the barrier, it's possible to install the shelf without drilling, but it will require removing plastic (square) covers. It's just a personal preference.

 

[Bison-Gear]

That would be great. Or a flat wide drawer for weapons on the ground

How long is the rifle?

 

[Claude]

an average hunting rifle is between 100 and 120 cm