mjbedford

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Guys

I passed an interesting 110 five door yesterday that had no rear side windows behind the second row doors, along the lines of many of the commercial models.

I have not been able to find any info on this model, is it a standard model an SV or after market mod?

Any help would be great, I am trying to source a double cab Land Rover with an enclosed rear either an integrated box or something simular.

Martyn
 
if you buy new you can specify allmost any combination of windows/doors/rollers as long as you cross their palms with enough silver - also wouldnt be at all difficult to close off any unwanted window openings on a standard 110
 
sounds like he's just changed the side's panels for van one's , it no biggy they are like mechano....
 
Thanks Guys , I think ;)

So in essence go for a standard five door and replace the sides with 90 windowless sides.

I should have thouht of that

Ta
 
Thanks Guys , I think ;)

So in essence go for a standard five door and replace the sides with 90 windowless sides.

I should have thouht of that

Ta

well it sounds right to me , i'v never done it but they are like mechano so it should work .....
 
Guys

I passed an interesting 110 five door yesterday that had no rear side windows behind the second row doors, along the lines of many of the commercial models.

I have not been able to find any info on this model, is it a standard model an SV or after market mod?

Any help would be great, I am trying to source a double cab Land Rover with an enclosed rear either an integrated box or something simular.

Martyn

It does sound like somebody has changed the rear panels for van panels. I was recently looking for a standard station wagon and was going to do this to it when I had got it. However I ended up buying a commercial station wagon which means the rear windows are sheet metal instead. (have a look at my profile piccy).
 
ere Sean - how do you cross their plams?

and wot with?
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Would that be like what they do behind this sign i saw?
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