Interior pictures?

Hi there, can someone please point me in the direction of the back of a Jimny that has been stripped out and bedlinered? I am trying to decide if that would be more practical than my plywood tray. Cheers in advance.

fozzie wrote: Sorry for being thick, but please, what is 'Bedlined or Bedlinered'.

For practicality, I have a plywood tray with a 100mm upstand behind the seats (to reduce the chance of objects from hitting the back of the seats when braking) covered in ribbed rubber I bought from Amazon. All in all it makes my Jim a neat little van

Bed liner is the spray on polyurethane coating that is essentially impervious to mechanical abuse and used amongst other things to line pickup beds it is tintable and usually textured. There are two benefits for me first it would afford more volume and secondly it is lighter than the ply tray. The main disadvantage being the contoured nature of the boot floor.

This is primarily what I am trying to get my head round having done it in the past to a few other cars but they were all expected to do a lot less work than the Jimny does. Most of the jobs that the Jimny does involve some form of containerised system be it sheep food in tubs or whatever to try and keep it neat hence the plywood tray to slide things in and out. However the tray is simply a rectangular shape that is limited to the width between the arches or the width of the plastic covers over them whereas if I remove the tray and all the plastics up to the headliner and then affix a separate bulkhead to accommodate the void of the rear foot wells that will make more space available even if it is a funky shape and i can't get a bigger cube in between the arches it is still more space. I used to be indecisive but now I'm not sure.

I suppose one solution could be a hybrid of the two systems, no arch plastics and a sculpted plywood floor and bulkhead, anyone done that that can post a picture?