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Halford wrote: ... Loading a Jimny - SA 4x4 Community Forum
Cool link Halford .......................
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Nice & simple plywood, the 2 blocks with the straps on are to hold the hi-lift jack.
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markyp2000 wrote:
Bloody nice job buddy. Lovely and tidy.
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Some 12mm mdf, easy to take out if needed just put the seats forward in the front and it slides out
Then some carpet tiles from b&q
Now for the dog hairs and mud lol
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Wuzie123 wrote: Here is my effort it's just for lugging the dog around back and forth to work and the occasional offroading days
Some 12mm mdf, easy to take out if needed just put the seats forward in the front and it slides out
Then some carpet tiles from b&q
Now for the dog hairs and mud lol
Nice and simple. Still yet to decide; home made or an ORA checkerplate job. If home made then it would be like yours but with a rubber matting.
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I didn't do a great job of rounding off the ends near the door as I was in a rush so will trim these a bit better at some point.
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