julianf

Well-Known Member

• Dec 13, 2015

• #1

Im considering spending some time / money smartening up our 300tdi disco.

I want to keep the rear seats, but the carpet in the back always ends up a mess (carrying wood, etc).

Im considering chequer plating the back, and just wondered if anyone did a nice, laser cut, job, with all the seat belts sorted etc.

I know it wouldnt be a hard job at all, but id still rather just go online with my credit card!

 

discool

Well-Known Member

• Dec 13, 2015

• #2

Never seen such a thing, there's plenty of external stuff. There's nothing to stop you in getting chequer plate custom cut to your pattern.

 

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Mark Ormond

Active Member

• Dec 13, 2015

• #3

I would guess Devon 4x4 would sort you out.
anything can be done if you have the cash

 

julianf

Well-Known Member

• Dec 13, 2015

• #4

Just found this photo on the web -

its a diy job, removable, and backed on ply. Looks pretty good, i think.

My only issue is that, if i make it removable, im bound to get a layer of water under it, whilst if i make it permanent, i can seal around the edges.

Will obviously need access for the tank if permanent.

 

haigy

Well-Known Member

• Dec 13, 2015

• #5

Get a 3 door commercial liner off ebay not metal but plastic

 

discool

Well-Known Member

• Dec 13, 2015

• #6

Loading bay liners for the D1 come as the picture but as a rubber mat as I have, or in plastic with raised surrounding edge to retain an rubbish/muck as necessary.

 

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Mark Ormond

Active Member

• Dec 13, 2015

• #7

Island 4x4

 

discool

Well-Known Member

• Dec 13, 2015

• #8

Mark Ormond said:

Island 4x4

Click to expand...

Nice to have a bit more information...

 

biggeeeee

Retired - Living the dream

• Dec 13, 2015

• #9

Mark Ormond said:

Island 4x4

Click to expand...

http://www.island-4x4.co.uk/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=chequer+plate&x=0&y=0

??

 

henrytilly

Active Member

• Dec 13, 2015

• #10

just a thought , it would be slippy , rubber maybe the way to go

 

discool

Well-Known Member

• Dec 14, 2015

• #11

I purchased some rubber matting to cover the boot of my wife's car from a supplier on eBay, it was thick but easy to cut and lay down flat, even had a raised paw print patten to stop things sliding around.