Anyone put L Track in the frunk yet?

[Woodrick]

Thinking 2 strips on the Frunk Floor (see exposed bolts) + one strip across the back wall - using the two bolts! I know I fling stuff around in my current tesla so would be a way to tie down objects in the frunk and reuse L Track accessories from the truck bed!

Ignore arrows below, those were already in the pic

The original Model 3s had a couple of flip down hooks and they disappeared at some point. They were awesome for attaching shopping bags.

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[cal]

God what dumb ass approved that delete! So what are you going to attach the L bracket to? I'm not sure the plastic tub walls would be sturdy enough. Then again depends on how much weight you trying to secure.

 

[T-1000]

The original Model 3s had a couple of flip down hooks and they disappeared at some point. They were awesome for attaching shopping bags.

Those were great! My 2018 3 had them my 2022 3 did not.

 

[SentinelOne]

Those were great! My 2018 3 had them my 2022 3 did not.

available aftermarket, I have them on my 20 m3p

 

[SentinelOne]

So what are you going to attach the L bracket to? I'm not sure the plastic tub walls would be sturdy enough.

Why I said the 2 bolts on the back wall and the 2 bolts each side of the floor - should handle moderate weight w/o issue given their bolts that go to an underlying structure and not just into the plastic....at least that was my thinking

 

[rudedawg78]

It would be awesome if an aftermarket supplier could make a row of hooks (to hang groceries or any kind of bags, umbrella, etc) that is secured by the top two bolts on the frunk.

Please excuse my artwork. I am obviously not an artist. Just a depiction of my thought:

@TWRAPS Could you make something like that?

 

[TWRAPS]

It would be awesome if an aftermarket supplier could make a row of hooks (to hang groceries or any kind of bags, umbrella, etc) that is secured by the top two bolts on the frunk.

Please excuse my artwork. I am obviously not an artist. Just a depiction of my thought:

@TWRAPS Could you make something like that?

Consider it done! I just got my Cybertruck VIN today so I hope to have the delivery later this week. That will be several sleepless nights hahaha. Once I get it though I am going all in on adding more accessories. Also later today or tomorrow we're releasing a bunch new ones from my 2nd rental last week, I will post about it as soon as they are released.

 

[rudedawg78]

Consider it done! I just got my Cybertruck VIN today so I hope to have the delivery later this week. That will be several sleepless nights hahaha. Once I get it though I am going all in on adding more accessories. Also later today or tomorrow we're releasing a bunch new ones from my 2nd rental last week, I will post about it as soon as they are released.

Awesome, thank you.

 

[SentinelOne]

It would be awesome if an aftermarket supplier could make a row of hooks (to hang groceries or any kind of bags, umbrella, etc) that is secured by the top two bolts on the frunk.

Please excuse my artwork. I am obviously not an artist. Just a depiction of my thought:

@TWRAPS Could you make something like that?

why I said l track - can get hooks, tie down points, etc that fit - not fixed to 1 use case

 

[FarAway]

Consider it done! I just got my Cybertruck VIN today so I hope to have the delivery later this week. That will be several sleepless nights hahaha. Once I get it though I am going all in on adding more accessories. Also later today or tomorrow we're releasing a bunch new ones from my 2nd rental last week, I will post about it as soon as they are released.

@TWRAPS , were you able ever to investigate the feasibility of adding an L-track to the rear wall of the frunk? (as mentioned by @SentinelOne and illustrated by @rudedawg78 above) ?

I have not started pulling off any panels yet to check the viability myself, but I do feel such an L-rack would be very helpful.

The other item to consider would be a molded frunk organizer. Something with a smooth lip on the front, molded, tight fitting and easily lifted in and out. It would need dividers to prevent side to side slipping, maybe with a larger compartment in the center. I find myself frequently using the frunk for groceries, sports equipment, tools, etc. It is very convenient, particularly with the new self-opening feature.

Pictured is an under-seat organizer for an F150 that is pretty close to what I am envisioning for the frunk. I think this coupled with a firewall L-track would be awesome!!

 

[MeadowShade]

The front net option for the frunk works great!

it has one track with it.

 

[YukonJack]

The Frunk Cargo Net from Tesla comes with two L-Tracks:

 

[FarAway]

The Frunk Cargo Net from Tesla comes with two L-Tracks:

Yeah, floor mounted. Meh.

As mentioned in this thread we are talking about designing one to be mounted horizontally on the rear "firewall" so that items can be hung from the track. The floor mounted one is okay for holding a net, but not near as useful as one mounted on the firewall could be.

 

[TWRAPS]

@TWRAPS , were you able ever to investigate the feasibility of adding an L-track to the rear wall of the frunk? (as mentioned by @SentinelOne and illustrated by @rudedawg78 above) ?

I have not started pulling off any panels yet to check the viability myself, but I do feel such an L-rack would be very helpful.

The other item to consider would be a molded frunk organizer. Something with a smooth lip on the front, molded, tight fitting and easily lifted in and out. It would need dividers to prevent side to side slipping, maybe with a larger compartment in the center. I find myself frequently using the frunk for groceries, sports equipment, tools, etc. It is very convenient, particularly with the new self-opening feature.

Pictured is an under-seat organizer for an F150 that is pretty close to what I am envisioning for the frunk. I think this coupled with a firewall L-track would be awesome!!

Not yet to be honest, my plans did not work according to my expectations for how long everything takes. It's not forgotten though!!! I just finished developing the full wrap for the CT (DIY template) last week and I am back on track making new products.

 

[MeadowShade]

Why I said the 2 bolts on the back wall and the 2 bolts each side of the floor - should handle moderate weight w/o issue given their bolts that go to an underlying structure and not just into the plastic....at least that was my thinking

Well, I took my entire frunk "tub" out to tighten the sail nuts on the drivers side. We were leaving in the truck for a month and our service center is okay but their definition of an appointment is when you are dropping your vehicle off to begin the wait for service. My CT has sit over there for one week, at least two times without them even touching it.
Anyway, the "tub" is all plastic so I am not sure that an "L" track with do much other than look pretty on the back wall of the compartment.

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