Got excited like a little girl when this arrived this morn

[LR90]

the kids go on the roof

So your the one i saw on the m6 then LOL

 

[PaulMc]

I've had an ex-Military Thomas Bin in the back of my 110 for years, they sit nicely on the wheelbox or between them and hold a hell of a lot of stuff -





EMLRA C&S Tat Barrow are now selling them for £25 (and calling them "Thompson Chests" ) -

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[LR90]

I've had an ex-Military Thomas Bin in the back of my 110 for years, they sit nicely on the wheelbox or between them and hold a hell of a lot of stuff -





EMLRA C&S Tat Barrow are now selling them for £25 (and calling them "Thompson Chests" ) -

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Yeah i looked at them they seem good enough! do you not bolt yours down?

 

[PaulMc]

I've had an ex-Military Thomas Bin in the back of my 110 for years, they sit nicely on the wheelbox or between them and hold a hell of a lot of stuff -





EMLRA C&S Tat Barrow are now selling them for £25 (and calling them "Thompson Chests" ) -

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Yeah i looked at them they seem good enough! do you not bolt yours down?

I've got the Military fold-up seat brackets on the back of it (the ones that slot into the waist rail) and two M10 bolts, with spreader plates either side, down through the wheelbox.

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[pressbrake]

Is there much demand for these? If so I might make a batch

 

[jrmroxx]

my 90 is boarded, so I guess there no good for me.
Soooo wot could I use, any body any suggestions as I dooo need storage.

 

[blue beasty]

I keep tools and recovery equipment in a rucksack........can throw it where I like and it tends to stay put

 

[Badger]

I couldn't find whereabouts the place selling them thompsons was, any ideas?

 

[PaulMc]

I couldn't find whereabouts the place selling them thompsons was, any ideas?

The link is in my post, but this forum changes the link's URL into a none-too-obvious web page title -

EMLRA C&S Tat Barrow are now selling them for £25 (and calling them "Thompson Chests" ) -

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They're called "Thomas Bins" - named after the Blanket Stacker who designed them.

Here's the link again (modified to, hopefully, show it in full this time ) -

http://www.emlra.org/C&S Barrow index/barrow_index.htm

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