Here is the interior of the old gal.
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22 downloadsThis photo shows the underside of the hatch, some of the rifle racks on the driver's side, a plywood roof console I made that holds the CD player & MP3 amplifier for the under-body speakers, the top of the hydraulic hunting chair for the hatch (on a portable base so it can be removed for sleeping in the rear of the rig), easy access scent spray bottles, howlers, red & white interior lighting and you can barely see the top of the axillary battery by the seat back.
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21 downloadsAnother interior view shows the spare water, cook box, cooler, and a better view of the battery behind the driver's seat. The underside of the roof console also has two 12-volt cigar lighter receptacles for hunting lights.
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20 downloadsThis is a rear photo of the passenger side. It shows the shooting seat base, rifle racks, a couple of decoy sets hanging on the overhead, fire extinguisher, shovel, hatchet, and some Home Depot carpenter's aprons that I affixed to the side of the rig to hold small items like tail cutters, rubber gloves, laser pointer, etc.
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21 downloadsThis is a complete rear view. When hunting, the hatch is pulled off and bungeed to the bar that holds the cooler and cook box in place. All loose gear is stowed on top of the cooler and cook box and held there by the hatch. Everything is removed for sleeping. The rear is floored with 3/4" plywood, padding and carpeting. That's my little rig guys. There is a bunch of small stuff such as under floor storage, etc. I hope the new guys will benefit from this overview of a hunt rig. It ain't the Ritz but I love the old girl. She takes me way out there and always brings us home.