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This is what I did using an old futon base, I have now added an inflatable mattress.

the seats are still in they're just folded forward, the furthest slat is screwed to three legs, also taken from the futon, which supports the far end. The whole lot is "tied" together using two lengths of seatbelt webbing nailed down, then pulled tight and secured at either end with two...

Attached images of my 110 with an old futon base used as a bed it now has an inflatable mattress (run from the ciggy lighter) Next is to add some insulation to the floor and roof.

Will be interested to see how you progress with this, in the process of doing a similar thing to my 110 csw using an old futon base for the bed.

Have a look HERE at a 6x6 and a 110 with portal axles

I bow to ^ his far superior and greater knowledge :o

That looks like its still in place when blanked they normally look like this

Just found Technical library and thought people may find it quite useful :)

Have a look here mate http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f43/vehicle-tracking-beginners-guide-158286.html

Preserved emergency vehicles are not officially permitted to have blue lights attached to them when on the road, even if they are completely covered up and inoperable. Usually common sense prevails and if there is no way of being able to see the blue light unit then the police are happy. I have...

Pictures ???? (please):)

Will see what I can do over the weekend mate

I have a '96 csw I folded the back seats forward and then used an old futon base and some seatbelt material to form the base of a bed which I can put either a double or single mattress on and still be able to put stuff underneath. I'll try and add some pictures asap

LRO discount for skytag at the moment, £89.99 instead of £240 for the pakage deal just enter LRO11 in the checkout, anyone use one at the moment give us a review?

Lizzie, typically understated, British and likes nothing more than messing about in muddy fields lol

have a look Here they usually have stuff like that

Hi guys, have been lurking on here for a while doing some research. Have a 1996 110 CSW and have now adopted the penny trick, what a change a big thanks to Battenberg for the info life is more peaceful now Cheers

Hi guys, have been lurking on here for a while doing some research. Have a 1996 110 CSW and have now adopted the penny trick, what a change a big thanks to Battenberg for the info life is more peaceful now Cheers

Have you looked on http://www.ashcroft-transmissions.co.uk/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=44 they have the kits