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What did you do to your jimny today?
11 Jul 2013 18:45 #76734
by Halford
great job Graeme
now you're a full-on recovery truck
where'we going next then ?
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great job Graemenow you're a full-on recovery truck
where'we going next then ?
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11 Jul 2013 19:53 #76749
by lukeyblunt
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A quick, student-budget mod !! :laugh:
Ply wood parcel shelf !! I figured it's more secure than putting a jumper over any goodies in the back!
Fit's lovely and snug! Got some strips of foam on the contact points so it doesn't rattle around.
Colour matched too !! (not the BEST finish - i ran out of primer :dry: )
If any one else has any nice ideas for more low budget mods.. I'd be very appreciative!
Thanks
Ply wood parcel shelf !! I figured it's more secure than putting a jumper over any goodies in the back!
Fit's lovely and snug! Got some strips of foam on the contact points so it doesn't rattle around.
Colour matched too !! (not the BEST finish - i ran out of primer :dry: )
If any one else has any nice ideas for more low budget mods.. I'd be very appreciative!
Thanks
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11 Jul 2013 20:17 - 11 Jul 2013 20:18 #76757
by gaz3359
Looks good ! Has it dropped the front much as there heavy owld things ?
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GWR wrote: Winch fitted
Looks good ! Has it dropped the front much as there heavy owld things ?
Last edit: 11 Jul 2013 20:18 by gaz3359.
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11 Jul 2013 20:52 #76770
by lukeyblunt
Great idea !! Next step: a shelf from window-sill to window-sill !! Watch this space!!
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steffan wrote:
He needs another shelf just above it with holes in so the tiniies don't roll allover nowt worse than flat beer
Great idea !! Next step: a shelf from window-sill to window-sill !! Watch this space!!
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12 Jul 2013 03:24 #76803
by GWR
I didn't notice any drop when I put it in place. I am pretty sure it didn't move at all, of course the Jimnybits spring are known to be a bit firm :dry:
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gaz3359 wrote:
GWR wrote: Winch fitted
Looks good ! Has it dropped the front much as there heavy owld things ?
I didn't notice any drop when I put it in place. I am pretty sure it didn't move at all, of course the Jimnybits spring are known to be a bit firm :dry:
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