NEXT GEN FORD EVEREST REAR CARGO FLOOR How to Install

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[@EverestOffroad.]

Awesome to see the Everest getting some attention, you blokes are gonna corner the market as no one else wants to make accessories for these cars.
Keep at it 👏👏👌

[@piratecampco]

awww thanks legend, appreciate he kind words! we have a couple more up our sleeve yet.

[@LMonty10]

Sick as always. Wish I could install some of these things for my wrangler!

[@piratecampco]

thanks legend, you never know what the future holds.

[@danielflinn3571]

Thanks for sharing

[@piratecampco]

thanks for watching legend

[@Mavo1989]

ITs a cool bit of gear, but would be amazing to see this product expanded for removal of rear seats and to not have as many small peices of the platform a larger single or two peice platform would be amazing as really its the only thing holding me back from purchasing it... And maybe needs some rubber washers as well as so many nut's/bolts sooner or later going to get vibrational noise... I love the work you guys do but please make a bigger and simpler one keep it simple stupid for us please

[@piratecampco]

G'day legend,
thanks for watching and thank you for your feedback.
We are definitely looking at a larger one to remove the rear seats, we wanted to see how the market reacted first.
as for the nuts and bolts, we are using nyloc nuts to prevent these from coming loose and creating vibrational noises, rubber washers on an application like this would prevent enough tension and lead to loose parts.
Unfortunately, all the bolting of the slats is to make it more economical for shipping, otherwise it would be $400 to ship. The good news is, we have made it almost fool proof, everything is symmetrical on the platform slats.