New Rago Fab Window MOLLE Panels fit factory Toyota roof rails

rago window molle panels for toyota 4runner factory roof rails

Rago Fabrication’s new External MOLLE Storage Panels (E-MSPs) represent a sophisticated approach to optimizing cargo management on Toyota’s newest 6th-gen 4Runner platform, without needing an expensive aftermarket roof rack.

rago window molle panels for toyota 4runner factory roof rails

Engineered with precision-cut MOLLE webbing patterns, these steel panels integrate seamlessly with factory roof rails or aftermarket crossmembers, delivering modular storage solutions whether you’ve upgraded the roof racks or not…as long as you’re willing to make a few permanent mods.

It uses a hybrid mounting system, combining upper rail attachment points with lower-positioned RAM Mount suction cups to stick to the rear side windows. It does require a bit of drilling and riv-nuts for installation (install guide here if you wanna see how). The carriage bolt slots facilitate rapid deployment of essential tools like recovery shovels and axes, while the standardized MOLLE pattern accepts various attachment systems including Quick Fist clamps, paracord lashing, and bolt-through accessories.

The dual-stage hammer black powder coating ensures corrosion resistance while matching OEM styling. Each panel incorporates pre-engineered mounting points specifically designed for Rotopax containers, making fuel and water storage super easy. Not cheap, but easy.

MSRP is $549.98 for the pair and are made in America.

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