nicholiath

Member

• Oct 9, 2008

• #1

I have a 1997 110 defender csw and i am thinking of converting it to a double cab! in theory it should be possible! Has anyone done it?

 

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boydy1989

Well-Known Member

• Oct 9, 2008

• #2

I think you need to replace most of the body, as the 110CSW has no rear bulkhead.

 

hughesy

Well-Known Member

• Oct 9, 2008

• #3

I fookin hate double cabs. They remind me of everything that's nasty about jap motors. Please don't ruin a perfectly good 110 by turning it into a tasteless monstrosity.

 

nuggets

Banned

• Oct 9, 2008

• #4

nicholiath said:

I have a 1997 110 defender csw and i am thinking of converting it to a double cab! in theory it should be possible! Has anyone done it?

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do a search on here (i dont know how to do a link thingy) by alane in look what i just done , he,s done it an it looks a good job

don,t listen to hughsey either he knows nothing about style obviously

 

woods767

Well-Known Member

• Oct 10, 2008

• #5

I wanted to do this too, but i dont want to bodge it, and the double cab roofs cost a fortune, the used TD5 one i bidded on sold for over £800. Im not gona do it now, partly because i dont want to do all that work on a 21 year old landy, but mostly because i dont want to split the load space in half ( how would i sleep in it? )

 

Alane

New Member

• Oct 10, 2008

• #6

Don't fork out millions of $'s on a proper roof, North offroad do a fibreglass end piece for £112 if i remember rightly.

it's the odd white looking bit of roof (if the link works)

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f7/look-wot-i-wen-don-58201.html

Nick, did you my email mate?

Ade

 

Davec

New Member

• Oct 11, 2008

• #7

I know someone did something similar (I think he started with a 130, and used a CSW as a donner vehicler for parts, why do things the easy way) and one surprise he found is that the rear seat (centre row in CSW) is different and wouldn't fit the double cab.

 

nicholiath

Member

• Oct 11, 2008

• #8

I still like the idea of converting as it would be better for the dogs in back, however i keep thinking about losing the load space!!!!!! decisions decisions!!!

 

woods767

Well-Known Member

• Oct 12, 2008

• #9

Dont do it then, its not worth it. Your Landy will for ever be a bodged, unfinished "cut and shut", and youll miss the boot when its gone. Get a dog guard and put a bit of plywood on it.