Show us yer toolbox solutions...

the_wolf

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• Sep 5, 2012

• #1

Another pic thread. What set up have you got in the back of your Landy to store all your tools, be it for basic mechanics or if its your trade. I'm currently making up a rack to bolt up on the inside of my hard top to hold my tool boxes and I just wondered what everyone else has come up with.

 

Spunka

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• Sep 5, 2012

• #2

Im thinking of an amo box against the bulk head.
At the mo stuff is all over

 

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CalumM

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• Sep 5, 2012

• #3

All rattling about in the back for now. Really need to get round to sorting it out.

 

Pikey

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• Sep 5, 2012

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Try googling barebox.

 

blue beasty

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• Sep 5, 2012

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redhand said:

Try googling barebox.

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Fookin pervert.....

 

Pikey

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• Sep 5, 2012

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blue beasty said:

Fookin pervert.....

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top drive

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• Sep 6, 2012

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ive got an old small tool chest with a selection of bits and bobs to get me out of trouble.

this is bolted to the top of the wheel well behind the passengers side and is held shut with a rusty nail

 

Dr_evil

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• Sep 6, 2012

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As I've now got a pickup I'll be making or getting one of those armadillo tops with gas struts so I've got a secure truck bed then probably bolt some lockable ammo boxes into the floor

 

Freediscoranger

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• Sep 6, 2012

• #9

Probably a bit excessive for most people but I generally need all manner of tools on a daily basis



Sockets spanners and spare air filters and electrical connections on the top



Trolley jack and hammer etc plus what ever i need to hand quickly in the bottom section.

Back of it also slopes with the seat angle so no space wasted. Tonnes of room in it too!

 

wiltshire landyman

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• Sep 6, 2012

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Jongould

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• Sep 6, 2012

• #11

Mine simply consistes of a standard plastic portable toolbox for my tools and an ammo crate full of spares and fluids, nice and simple really..