The 6th Gen Toyota 4Runner rear plate system for Non-Hybrid vehicles is here. Non-Third-Row vehicles only.

Featuring 4 hatches to access the storage space below the rear plate. Two hatches in the rear cargo area and two hatches just behind the second-row seats. This Goose Gear Plate System is the foundation for your build. Providing a secure and stable place to strap your gear, or better yet, add some Goose Gear Drawer or Kitchen Modules for superior storage and accessibility. 

This product is 100% Bolt-In and is completely reversible so you can put your rig back to stock form later if you choose.

Other options include extending forward with our Second Row Delete Plate Systems. We offer a low version seat delete that ties directly into the rear of our 6th Gen 4Runner Base Plate as well as a module-based version. The module-based version is designed to secure to the rear of our drawer modules at a 10" height X 34" depth.

Space below the large hatches is approximately 3.5" (88mm) deep. Space below the small hatches behind the second-row seat is approximately 2" (50mm) deep.

Product weight: 38 pounds

Usable Space 43-3/4" (1110mm) Wide x 42-3/8" (1075mm) Long

This plate is compatible with the following Modules:

CampKitchen 2.2, IceBox 1.2 and IceBox 1.2 with Top Drawer

Single Drawer Modules in 19-3/16" width and 24-3/16" width, 8", 10" and 12" heights, 30" and 34" depths. Module based seat delete is designed around the 19-3/16" and 24-3/16" wide x 10" high x 34" deep modules only.

Double Drawer Modules in 19-3/16" with and 24-3/16" width, 15", 19" and 22" heights, 30" depths only.

Side X Side Drawer Modules in 43-3/8" widths, 8", 10", and 12" heights, 30" and 34" depths. Module based seat delete is designed around the 43-3/8" wide x 10" high x 34" deep module only.

6th Gen Non Hybrid Specific - Side X Side Drawer Modules with Fitted Top Plates in 43-3/8" Width X 10" Height X 34" Depth.

As shown in the photos, the seat backs are approximately 8" above the top of the plate at their lowest point and about 10" above the plate at their highest point.