Tidied up loadspace

Griffdowg said:

Here is mine

Genuine rubber load mat (covers sides to)
Mantec load sides/shelf
Engel Fridge slide
ply board/carpet sides with storage nets/fire extinguisher/1st aid kit
ply board upper shelf against dog guard with pair of 6x9 speakers
lashing rings down centre of load bed to secure cargo.

Like it?

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Yup thats smart but looks small. Black has that affect and I have a 110 not a 90. Ill post some pics of my humble attempt tomorrow. Gidrace did you ever think maybe this is a little too much silver, has it got a sun roof? if it has you need a timer on the back door in case of skin cancer.

slim jim said:

Gidrace did you ever think maybe this is a little too much silver, has it got a sun roof? if it has you need a timer on the back door in case of skin cancer.

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Hahaha! I never thought of it that way. Fortunately, it doesn't have a sunroof and the rear windows are all blacked out with what seems to be about the darkest film available - you can only just about see out!

I really wanted black anodised chequerplate (as I've got some elsewhere on the outer body - bonnet and wing tops) but the kit only came in the mega-shiny plain aluminium so had to make do with that.

Iv built a tool box in the back that keeps it tidy, keeps thieving eyes off my tools when its parked up and sometimes I use it as a table for lunch. Its more practical than bling. The sides are lined with mdf and Iv got 20 mm marine ply on the floor.

slim jim said:

Iv built a tool box in the back that keeps it tidy, keeps thieving eyes off my tools when its parked up and sometimes I use it as a table for lunch. Its more practical than bling. The sides are lined with mdf and Iv got 20 mm marine ply on the floor.

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Nice toolbox. I really want something that goes longitudinally up against the bulkhead between the wheel boxes. Obviously it would have to be a funny shape to fit there (and also want it to go below my high-lift jack mountings). Does anyone know of person or shop making / selling storage boxes to go there?

I just want to keep my strops / shackles / ropes etc in there rather than in the big plastic crate that I have sliding around at the moment.

slim jim said:

Iv built a tool box in the back that keeps it tidy, keeps thieving eyes off my tools when its parked up and sometimes I use it as a table for lunch. Its more practical than bling. The sides are lined with mdf and Iv got 20 mm marine ply on the floor.

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I have a chest like yours down the side of my rear tub too. Mine also acts as a table.......When I have room to get in the back of mine which aint very often. I have another one for the other side too but with em both in there aint much room left.

ratty said:

I have a chest like yours down the side of my rear tub too. Mine also acts as a table.......When I have room to get in the back of mine which aint very often. I have another one for the other side too but with em both in there aint much room left.

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Tint much use at the minute though issit

Sirus said:

Tint much use at the minute though issit

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why? it's still full of gear wether my landy has an engine or not.

ratty said:

why? it's still full of gear wether my landy has an engine or not.

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Cause you needs a bus pass if you want anything out of it

Sirus said:

Cause you needs a bus pass if you want anything out of it

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I won't need anything outta it unless I'm driving it.

ratty said:

I have a chest like yours down the side of my rear tub too. Mine also acts as a table.......When I have room to get in the back of mine which aint very often. I have another one for the other side too but with em both in there aint much room left.

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I got that idea from some merkin site some years ago they also had two boxes made from that sliver stuff and it cost a fourtune. Mine cost what ever I paid for the hinges and a couple of magnets one to keep it open the other to keep it shut. I cant remember the name of the building firm who kindly donated the timber. When I had it built it was obvious one was enough.