Just pile clutter on top... ratty looking backpack .. a blanket bunched
up that looked like the cat or dog had slept in it.. etc.. a couple of
pillows..
the homeless look.. and as Bill said, styrafoam fridges . leave some
hard copy maps spread out on the front non driver's seat..
another idea.. tidy stuff at bottom of big ordinary cardboard box from
Walmart or costco with books or rolls of john paper on top..
or maybe some crappy plastic kids beach stuff...
ann
On 4/12/2021 7:04 PM, Larry Colen wrote:
I would like a better way of storing camera gear which keeps it well protected,
and ideally in a manner that if someone sees it in my van doesn’t scream that
it is filled with valuables.
My clever idea is that I could make trays that fit in an ice chest to hold
lenses, speed lights etc. Ice chests are weather resistant, and with their
double wall construction, would provide better protection than the standard
camera bag. There would be some sort of trick to making the trays to hold
lenses, or whatever.
I doubt that I am the first person to come up with this idea, and it would be
handy to learn from other people’s mistakes.
FWIW, There is now a wide range of stackable toolboxes, Home Depot sells some
made by Rigid, that also work pretty well for this, but they do have the
disadvantage of looking like they might contain something valuable, if someone
were to see them in the back of my van.
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