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Vehicle & Technical => Discovery => Topic started by: wrecker on August 11, 2008, 18:41:56
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I'm looking to improve space in the rear,can't take the rear seats out so just the boot space only,
whats out there,what works,what have you got,
pics would help also if you don't mind
mark :D
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i built this in mine for a trip to scotland, suit cases up the top heavier stuff underneath, even a jerry can each side
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3 army ammo boxes fit perfectly length ways in the boot next to each other. If you need to use the rear seats, pull the middle box out, the seats fold over and sit on the ammo boxes and away you go. My traffic cop police person said it is fine to rest the seat on the box as that is probably more substantial than the stand on the chair in the first place!
Dont have any pics i am affraid.
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thanks guys,
thats the sort of ideas i need to help me along,
thanks again ;) :D
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Im going to make one of these
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stage1v8/TechnicalBootTidy.htm
Not huge, but somewhere to keep shackle straps etc and easily removable if you need the whole boot with the seats folded............
Paul
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Im going to make one of these
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stage1v8/TechnicalBootTidy.htm
Not huge, but somewhere to keep shackle straps etc and easily removable if you need the whole boot with the seats folded............
Paul
thats a good idea,think i have a ruff idea what i doing,ill post pics if any ones intrested :-. :D
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Disco Matt built a similar type box a few years ago that I bought off him then sold to a mc member. Look in my gallery for photos. It was good but I couldnt use the back seats and being so big and useful I ended up filling it up with loads of stuff and couldnt lift it out!!!
If you make a box like this I would suggest you make 2 pieces that stick forward on the floor so when the seats are put in the normal being used position the seats lock the cage down so any off roading etc it stays in place and wont roll about in a worst case senario.
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THats how this one is hooks under the rear seat legs
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stage1v8/TechnicalBootTidy.htm
Paul