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Jimny Sleeper Ideas
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19 Nov 2011 21:00 #26138
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I want one of these for christmas
I did look for one in Walmart a few weeks back in florida, plenty of hitch mounted BBQ's.
I want one of these for christmas
I did look for one in Walmart a few weeks back in florida, plenty of hitch mounted BBQ's.
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19 Nov 2011 21:21 #26141
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I once made a cool water heater!
It was a length of brake pipe (about 4mm OD and 2mm bore) and about 50 cm long connected via a 500A contactor so it effectively shorts out the battery through the brake pipe. I had a screen washer pump forcing water through it. By carefully adjusting the length, the water came out at about 95 degrees.
I just had a pipe sticking out of the dash with a button next to it which made boiling water shoot out the pipe. Good for making hot tea in traffic jams and as a useful security device - you won't be going far with a flat battery and 3rd degree burns to your 'bits'!
It made pretty good tea - and was highly dangerous. Doesn't get much better than that!
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It was a length of brake pipe (about 4mm OD and 2mm bore) and about 50 cm long connected via a 500A contactor so it effectively shorts out the battery through the brake pipe. I had a screen washer pump forcing water through it. By carefully adjusting the length, the water came out at about 95 degrees.
I just had a pipe sticking out of the dash with a button next to it which made boiling water shoot out the pipe. Good for making hot tea in traffic jams and as a useful security device - you won't be going far with a flat battery and 3rd degree burns to your 'bits'!
It made pretty good tea - and was highly dangerous. Doesn't get much better than that!
Si
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22 Nov 2011 11:27 - 22 Nov 2011 11:29 #26277
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These Jimnys are available to hire in SA for £70-80 a day.
The boxes are made by Autohome, and are priced at £1400+ depending on materails and sizes! See Pricelist for details.
I looked at them after being sent a link. Some fully converted Jimny's were being sold for something like 24,000 Aus$
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These Jimnys are available to hire in SA for £70-80 a day.
The boxes are made by Autohome, and are priced at £1400+ depending on materails and sizes! See Pricelist for details.
I looked at them after being sent a link. Some fully converted Jimny's were being sold for something like 24,000 Aus$
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22 Nov 2011 12:54 #26282
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cool set up Nice and quick 
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22 Nov 2011 15:37 #26296
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Not mine, saw the car on ebay a few months back and kept the photo for future reference:
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jo king wrote: I like zukenutters set up I would like to see more about the build.
Thanks for input chaps.
Any one got any ideas regarding an awning for rear with the door opened..
I would like to see a roof tent on a jimny to see what it looks like.
Not mine, saw the car on ebay a few months back and kept the photo for future reference:
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22 Nov 2011 15:42 #26297
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WAW MAN. That looks very liveable 
but dont fancy packing it away when wet :pinch:
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23 Nov 2011 10:32 #26386
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it all packs up onto the roof so even if it is wet you dont have to deal with it at the time
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