SETTING UP THE DRIFTA CAR BACK COMBO VERTICAL - DCBCV
NEW!, sidewing setup
This is my 76 crusier. See here I have a waeco 50 dual zone on the left. On the right of the combo, see how much space there still is for storage.. I have rope/ axe/ air compressor, and still space for say drizabone etc. On the left of the fridge I have my tool kit.	Top draw, I have high tensile chain, snatch strap, tree trunk protector, 1st aid kit, snatch block, large D's, rope, dunny bag, fire ext, canvas bag with bit's and pieces (fuses, zip ties etc) and me old army bowie knife. Still got heaps of room. I'll put a divider at the front later on, about 150 mm back, and use this space for food items.
See how the table can lift out and set up freestanding. The table size will depend on the size of the combo/ space in your vehicle. For mine, it's 850 x 550. A handy size. This table has a laminate top, and adjustable legs. The best thing is where it is , it always very easy to get to.	I have a SD DCB in the lower compartment. This has all my kitchen gear and single burner stove. For a quick stop, we can use the table and access all gear say for a cuppa. When we are setting up camp, we'll lift out the carback and set it up freestanding. This is a fantastic,flexible and very practical setup. And all for under 1500 bucks, including the kitchen.
SETTING UP DETAILS FOR SINGLE DRAWER DRIFTA CAR BACK..
Here’s some photos from the last our Birdsville trip 09. We took three drifta trucks, and nine boys. I bought them all a new swag for the trip. My brother ben came also.	This was our first night. The carback held most of our cooking gear, and was plenty of bench space for preparing meals.
This was at innaminka on the way home. The boys were really good and pitched in with the cooking.	This was my single drawer carback inside the vertical combo. For quick stops, it was great to be able to pull the table out, anything I wanted from the drawer, to have a quick sandwich or cuppa, without having to pull the kitchen out.
Here’s the SD DCB , Single Draw – Drifta Car Back. I’ve lifted it out of the truck , set the legs down, flipped the bench over, and hooked up the jerry can. You can see I’ve got all my kitchen gear in there…	Once you pull the draw right out, you get your stove and the tub out.. things you don’t need can stay in the draw. See the cutlery draw at the back, it sits above the tub. Once things are out, this can slide forward. You can just make out a rail that it slides on..
See here now the cutlery draw is pulled to the front, it’s easy to get to. The empty space from the tub and stove is now up the back, so you don’t have to pull the draw out very far.	How’s that for a setup. You can see on the video how easy it is to set up. You now have a stove, sink, hand pump, I have two billies, one wot water jug, frypan, plates, bowls, cups, all cutlery, tea and coffee. It’s amazing how much you can fit in it you pack it neatly..
If you have the carback combo, then you can also lift the table out..it also has adjustable legs, so you can get it the perfect height, and nice and level. This really is a luxury setup when camping or travelling, so easy to setup, and very practical.	Whether you’re out for the day, camping for a week, or travelling around day by day, this is an awesome package. Works perfect with roof top tents, or say an oztent. I have the new Hannibal awning, how good is that , no tent poles to worry about...