Can this safe be installed securely(with bolts &amp; nuts) under the seat of a older jeep wrangler
1061197
If you installed it on a flat surface there is no way to open the door. It is hinged on the bottom.
320836
in a word NOPE ! there are several reasons these storage boxes or "safes" won't fit on 2 door models from 2012 to current. Neither the Tuff version nor the Bestop will work. the 2 door models have a "fold and tumble" mechanism (for rear passenger entry & exit). The fold & tumble mechanism prevents mounting a "safe" under either of the front seats. ADDITIONALLY the mounting brackets on the storage box will not match up w/ the seat bolt holes & the floor pan of the 2 door is not flat. consider the tuffy security console INSERT as an alternative. http://www.amazon.com/Tuffy-Security-Console-Insert-Wrangler/dp/B009W9F0F0
538107
Yes. As far as the Guard. I put it on my wife's mail jeep. All we get are great comments and how good it looks. Younger men say it looks tough. Let me tell you, it is tough. Easy to mountand it has been on for six months. The only thing I would suggest is get a heavy grade bolts with lock nuts. I broke two of the bolts that came with it.
57511
No. Not without heavy modifications that would affect safety. I wouldn't advise this (I own 2 of these).
1284325
yes-after the seat is removed, i placed it over the 2 holes in the back, put the seat over the middle of the safety rails & threaded the 2 screws thru the holes to re-bolt both items together.
651040
I bought one for my 2005 Jeep Liberty and had to add 2 thick washers before the cover would lock onto the base plate (it was a deep lug nut hole), after that it was fine. I can't see the CRV being any more difficult than that. Good security for the price!
2118197
No, it is completely secure and functional with 2 too screws only. Both my vehicles aren't very new (an 05 and 08) and are secured with only 2.
259602
Not sure,but you can secure it to your bolt that the passanger seat is secure to.
1187717
Yes to install this item correctly you must remove the hard top. It could be done with t he top on but I think it would be very hard to do. I removed the hard top when I installed mine. BTW I love this item. My jeep is cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. Also I can now carry on a conversation at highway speeds.
1812642
Not really. I think the only way you could do that would be to put a hasp on both seat sections to the floor. For handguns, I bolted a small safe, through the bottom of the DU-HA and into the floor of my truck.
1559668
I doubt it. The seat has a bolt that runs though the toilet holes and you screw on the matching nuts. You would definitely have to have access to the underside.
998976
No but you could drill holes if you wish. It has a cable that you can attach and place around some object. I have four of these safes. One in each car with the cable around the seat frame and two in my home. Two at the house one up stairs and one down that I kept a weapon in that I can get too and the grand kids can not. Hope this helps, Billy
333615
I don't believe so. The only way it can be mounted securely is through the bars.
776532
Be very carefull. Mine did not attach correctly and I had to install it upside down. I have a 4 seater and the bolt holes do not match to where you can drill and attach evenly. I wish I had not bought it.
1191358
You can mount this safe anywhere you can get the top plate attached to. I've had it against a wall (sideways) and have since mounted it to a bedframe as I re-organized the room its in. Please note though that the safe opens "downward" (like in the product picture) and is not spring-loaded so to ease quick access you'd want the top plate mounted to the bottom of a car seat as opposed to the floor. Hope this helps.
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Yes you can install it yourself if you have a sheet rock saw or saw zall to cut out for the safe then you just need to anchor the safe down with the lag bolts it comes with!
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I wish I could help but I have it in an old Jeep Wrangler. It sits on a metal platform and mounts to the floor. It's a tight fit between my seats but works pretty well for me. If it claims to fit your vehicle, it's probably a safe bet. Otherwise, I don't know... Good luck.