Converting CSW to Hard top

bernie77 · Jun 25, 2012

Morning all,

Was wondering how easy (costly) it is to convert a 2003 CSW 110 to a hard top at the back. Looking to use it more for business now and thinking the hard top at back might be good for logos, security etc.

Any thoughts? Destroying the landys value etc, could sell and buy a hard top for cheaper maybe.
I tend to have a buy and hold (and love) strategy with landys so not too fussed if it knocks a few quid off the value.

Cheers

wickford90 · Jun 25, 2012

If its for security just put grills on out side and board the inside, or you could take out windows and rivet on ali panels in there place and if you sell it later just put it back how it was. Cheaper and easier than changing the body.

Boris113 · Jun 25, 2012

A pair of series 3 88inch van panels are the perfect size to swap with your current rear panels.

IIRC it's as simple as remove rear door, unbolt panels from roof/cappings, jack the roof up enough to remove, swap any extra brackets over and bolt back together again.

bernie77 · Jul 10, 2012

sorry work somehow banned me from LZ.

took me a while to find a workaround. Really appreciate the responces. ta

drewster · Jul 10, 2012

bernie77 said:
Morning all,

Was wondering how easy (costly) it is to convert a 2003 CSW 110 to a hard top at the back. Looking to use it more for business now and thinking the hard top at back might be good for logos, security etc.

Any thoughts? Destroying the landys value etc, could sell and buy a hard top for cheaper maybe.
I tend to have a buy and hold (and love) strategy with landys so not too fussed if it knocks a few quid off the value.

Cheers

sell it and then get a 110 hard top it will be cheaper

timtheenchanteruk · Jul 10, 2012

utility roof? best of both, keeps the rear seats, but gives you the van back.

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