Fridge installed inside the cab?

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treypal

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I run both. Fridge for food, gal jug of tea.

Yeti for beer and water. What else do you need in life besides beer and tea?
 

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A yeti is the best way to go we had two on our trip to the snowball this year one out back (thank you trey) and one in the cab. a hopper they just came out with them which is great because you can access it while driving and it holds ice just like its big brother it lasted the hole trip treys buddy actually gave me the idea for the rack I forget his name of course he had a white truck with loco mocos on it think Stewart I think was his name great guy if I had a frig in he cab with all my wife's shit I would never be able to access it. Jm2c Frig is a cool idea though
 

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A yeti is the best way to go we had two on our trip to the snowball this year one out back (thank you trey) and one in the cab. a hopper they just came out with them which is great because you can access it while driving and it holds ice just like its big brother it lasted the hole trip treys buddy actually gave me the idea for the rack I forget his name of course he had a white truck with loco mocos on it think Stewart I think was his name great guy if I had a frig in he cab with all my wife's shit I would never be able to access it. Jm2c Frig is a cool idea though

I love to use my Yeti for the beach.
Otherwise when I want non-soggy sandwiches and don't have to dump out ice I use the fridge.
I have no issues access the fridge in the cab. It's about using the right tool for the job.

Eating ice cream while on the white rim trail after two weeks of off roading PRICELESS.
 

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That does sound great I just know that my wife would make the frig hard to get to with the luggage and all the other bs. Plus don't think I could have three kids a wife and a frig in the truck but it would be cool.
 

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Yeti is great but I'm looking for something I can use go ten days and not have soggy stuff.
 

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Wonder if the Fridge's that come in the back of a Ford Flex are any good? I know they are small, but might be the right size for some.
 

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That does sound great I just know that my wife would make the frig hard to get to with the luggage and all the other bs. Plus don't think I could have three kids a wife and a frig in the truck but it would be cool.

The ARBs are ok to have mounted in the bed too, they're weatherproof. May not be 75 mph through baja proof in the bed though.
 

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The ARBs are ok to have mounted in the bed too, they're weatherproof. May not be 75 mph through baja proof in the bed though.

I've seen them in the back of buggies, I think it would be ok as long as the truck stays rubber-side down.

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