troop seat steal up rights for back rest

[anthony manzella]

what are the size of the steal up/rights. my plan is to use them to help keep my daughter's two mastif's in the back on some small ride's also what wood was used for the back rest, will add on seats at later time if possilable or if anyone know's of a reasonable price" fer d whole kit n cabudel"

[Tom @ Snake River]

I have the full set of reproduction, 6 upright stakes for $190.00
www.snakeriver4x4.com Tom

[Lifer]

Anthony...

I doubt that the cargo sides would do much to restrain a pair of determined mastiffs! They are big, strong dogs, and will "escape" if they're of a mind to unless you chain 'em down. Hopefully, your daughter's dogs are "civilized," and the visual barrier will be enough to remind them that they're supposed to "stay."

[knattrass]

Good question on the wood? I've seen some oak, some pine, but what is the spec on wood? Ballpark guess is that some Home Depot 1x3 oak would do the job - given the span between the seat supports. I would probably run them on a router to add a radius to the edge thou. The cargo cover supports look more like a 2x2 but the only wood off the shelf would be a deck ballister? The last is color -what's the spec?

[DaveO]

Cabell Garbee has a good write-up on wood on his site.

http://www.garbee.net/~cabell/bedwood.htm

[gwalker]

vintage power wagons also has the whloe troop seats as well
http://www.vintagepowerwagons.com/popup/tons.html