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Toyota Tacoma 2005-2023 2nd and 3rd Gen. - Truck Bed Single Drawer Module

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Toyota Tacoma 2005-2023 2nd and 3rd Gen. - Truck Bed Single Drawer ModuleThis Single Drawer Module is designed to be installed in the Bed of a Toyota Tacoma 2005 2023 2nd or3rd Gen. With this 8 1 2" tall drawer module you are able to customize it to your liking by selecting the drawer width, length, color as well as Top Plate option. Toyota Tacoma Bed Plate is required for installation of this Drawer Module. Drawer Options: Width: 19 3 16" Wide Module 23 5 16" Wide Module Length: 50" Long Module 59" Long Module 70" Long

This Single Drawer Module is designed to be installed in the Bed of a Toyota Tacoma 2005-2023 2nd or3rd Gen. With this 8-1/2" tall drawer module you are able to customize it to your liking by selecting the drawer width, length, color as well as Top Plate option. 

Toyota Tacoma Bed Plate is required for installation of this Drawer Module. 

Drawer Options: 

  • Width:
    • 19-3/16" Wide Module
    • 23-5/16" Wide Module 
  • Length:
    • 50" Long Module
    • 59" Long Module 
    • 70" Long Module 
  • Color 
    • Black Drawer 
    • Gray Drawer 
  • Top Plate (See Single Drawer Top Plate Selection) 

Choose from a single drawer module or make a set. With a 19-3/16" wide module and a 23-5/16" wide module you have complete wheel to wheel storage. Or if you just need a single drawer order the model that fits your build needs. You can always add another module later if your setup needs change.

This single drawer module features a locking compression latch along with lock in and lock out drawer guides.

A full 4 or 5 foot drawer guide gives you 100% extension with complete access to your drawer on 50" modules and 82% extension on 59" modules and 88% drawer extension for near complete access to your drawer on 70" modules.

  • 50" Modules are great for making space in the front of the drawer near the cab of the truck for water tanks, battery systems, tools and other gear and supplies that are not needed access to on a daily basis.
  • 59" Modules are full length modules for short bed Tacoma's and leave approximately 12" clear to the cab in long bed Tacoma's.
  • 70" Modules are full length modules for long bed Tacoma's.

Module bolts directly to Goose Gear Tacoma System Plate. Some images shown reflect two modules, base plate and top plates. This listing is for a single drawer in the system.

NOTE: Price listed is for a single drawer module and requires a Tacoma System Plate and Tacoma Top Plate. Some images shown reflect a pair of modules with Tacoma Base Plate and Various Top Plate options.

 

 

Legacy SKU's: TD190850-BLK, TD190850-GRY, TD190859-BLK, TD190859-GRY,  TD190870-BLK,  TD190870-GRY, TD230850-BLK,  TD230850-GRY,  TD230859-BLK, TD230859-GRY, TD230870-BLK, TD230870-GRY

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