110 Hard Top Expedition Conversion
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doriz
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Some great looking work here, keep it coming.
doriz
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It's threads like these that give me the confidence to tackle jobs. I did my rear crossmember last year and tried my best to get between the top of the chassis and the tub. I did think at the time it would be easier if I could get the floor up. Now I've seen how you've tackled it I'm considering lifting the rear floor replacing the spacers and re painting.
Hicap phill
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Looks good.
You can get a tent you back up to & attaches to the rear of the LR.you can stand up & cook,etc
There was a company that made water tanks for the arches of the LR.
Marine tanks are 70 litres & you cut your own inlet/outlets
Used push fit pipes on the water system. Used the inlet & outlet(outside) to attach external shower. Also added a 12v pump point(external) so can fill the tank back up from a bucket.
Also ran a pressure switch/pressured pump In the water system. Saves wiring taps up
Don't see any storage for your gas bottle?
You can get a tent you back up to & attaches to the rear of the LR.you can stand up & cook,etc
There was a company that made water tanks for the arches of the LR.
Marine tanks are 70 litres & you cut your own inlet/outlets
Used push fit pipes on the water system. Used the inlet & outlet(outside) to attach external shower. Also added a 12v pump point(external) so can fill the tank back up from a bucket.
Also ran a pressure switch/pressured pump In the water system. Saves wiring taps up
Don't see any storage for your gas bottle?
callisr
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You’ll be snug as a bug in there!
Great thead!
Great thead!
