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gear cases...

Post by JP13 » November 22nd, 2009, 9:18 pm

i saw these a while ago, i am thinging of doing a few similar cases with road flares, a flare gun, that huge flashlight (like the ones in the movies), as well as veterinary gear.
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Post by Cyrix9445 » November 22nd, 2009, 9:22 pm

They used Pelican brand cases in the movie, kinda expensive. And the flash light is ridiculously expensive ($2,000 and up).
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Here's the case I bought for the Explorer, Pelican 1600 in gray. I want to find a good deal on a tan or orange one for the Jeep.

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Post by JP13 » November 22nd, 2009, 9:27 pm

i use pelican cases for my firearms.
I did not expect those lights to be so expensive; so its time to make my own... this is going to be bad
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Post by Cyrix9445 » November 22nd, 2009, 9:33 pm

Yea, there was a broken one eBay that went for $400, a buddy of mine was going to try and make copies of the light housing and retro it with a cheaper flashlight.
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Post by grnjp88 » November 23rd, 2009, 10:45 am

I added some Craftsman tool boxes to the rear fender wells. They were just plain latched boxes, so I added some "o" loops and padlocks to keep them secure. The boxes are the perfect size, it's like they're meant for that spot.

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They hold all my towing/recovery gear quite well:

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They're bolted though the fender with two bolts each and I tightened them down with wing nuts on the inside, so I can remove the boxes if needed.

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Eventually, I may swap out the boxes I have for larger tool boxes.
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Post by Cyrix9445 » November 23rd, 2009, 10:48 am

Looks great, I've been wanting to do something with that space, it's perfect for tool boxes. Let me know what boxes you find, I might be interested in some as well, although those you have now fit really well.
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Post by JXZ-rex » January 21st, 2010, 12:33 pm

Cyrix9445 wrote:They used Pelican brand cases in the movie, kinda expensive. And the flash light is ridiculously expensive ($2,000 and up).
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What brand and model was the flashlight? Do you have a link?

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Post by Jeepasaurus » January 21st, 2010, 12:58 pm

We talked about them a bit on JPL. Here's the link to the company. Evens mentions JP.
http://www.peakbeam.com/index.html

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Post by PaulRevere1991 » June 7th, 2011, 10:39 am

found some pelican cases for sale if anyone's interested, they ship for $25 you just have to contact the seller.

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Post by Digit » June 17th, 2015, 3:59 am

Hey guys,

Sorry to necro-post, don't want to start a ton of threads about the same item.

So I've scored myself a grey Pelican 1600 and want to make this prop obviously.

I'm slowly building a maxabeam from spares I've been finding online (hoping it will be cheaper that way) and I have an extinguisher. My only problem now is that flares are illegal in Oz (except for parachuting star launchers for maritime safety but they look way wrong) and I have no idea how big a roadside flare is or what is written on it etc. I'm thinking of knocking up some replicas out of wooden dowel. wondering if someone can give me some measurements and close up pics of labeling?
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