moremuckmush

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2022

• #1

Have an idea for my pick up , but looking for a pick of a 110 with a 90 ifor williams cab on the back, the idea is to have a safe storage area ( lockable but maintain the remaining open truck bed , anyone done this

cheers

 

tottot

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• Jan 21, 2022

• #2

Don't know about ones with Ivor Williams but saw a 110 that had been fitted with a 90 hard top with the rest of the bed open for muddy ropes/straps to be flung in as was Winch Challenge truck. Had a cut down door in the rear bed so entrance to cab was still available when pick up area empty.

 

moremuckmush

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• Jan 21, 2022

• #3

Good idea and something different for sure, that's something I'm looking to achieve, lockable storage with a " just chuck it in area " at the back
will Google a bit more and see what images I can get
cheers

 

moremuckmush

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• Jan 21, 2022

• #4

This is a nice idea but quite costly I'd imagine and getting at your gear over the seats would be a task

 

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tottot

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• Jan 22, 2022

• #5

Seats tip forward for access behind, more so on passenger side [ no steering wheel in the way ] Pic looks like tidy job of a king cab.

 

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Hicap phill

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• Jan 22, 2022

• #6

Simple way is put the short ifor top on and then piece or board/metal across the top of the body to seal the remainder of the tub.(You can build this section into a box) you can still get acsess to the tub through the tail gate. You can also put padlocks through the anti loose catches to stop the ifor been opened.

Also some of them builders steel tool lockers can be used

 

moremuckmush

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• Jan 22, 2022

• #7

Hicap phill said:

Simple way is put the short ifor top on and then piece or board/metal across the top of the body to seal the remainder of the tub.(You can build this section into a box) you can still get acsess to the tub through the tail gate. You can also put padlocks through the anti loose catches to stop the ifor been opened.

Also some of them builders steel tool lockers can be used

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Yes this was what I was thinking Pal