edessex

New Member

• Jan 10, 2014

• #1

Will there be enough room in a standard 20ft shipping container to work on a 110?

I need to do a bulkhead replacement...

 

AlbertDefender90

Active Member

• Jan 10, 2014

• #2

Might be a squeeze

 

Station House

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #3

If you've room to open both doors, I'd say yes

 

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #4

Station House said:

If you've room to open both doors, I'd say yes

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i don't think you can open both wing mirrors

 

edessex

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #5

Yeah the doors would have to come off before it went in...

 

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Thor1950

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #6

AS long as you don't have to take the tyres off or walk down the sides. Being a skinny as a tooth pick will help

Inside width is about 96 inches. how wide is the body of a 110 outside of tyre to tyre

 

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #7

Thor1950 said:

AS long as you don't have to take the tyres off or walk down the sides. Being a skinny as a tooth pick will help

Inside width is about 96 inches. how wide is the body of a 110 outside of tyre to tyre

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70ish iirc

can you imagine stripping a bulkhead off lol

 

edessex

New Member

• Jan 10, 2014

• #8

Hmmm... about a foot a side, might work...

 

edessex

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #9

Do you guys think its doable?

The other option is to get a garage to do it...

 

Ltwt Hybrid 300tdi

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #10

I had a container as a motorbike workshop/garage, but I think its going to be very tight room wise for a landy!

 

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bugmania

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #11

Ive got a 20ft container with my vw beetle in and its tight working on it! i wouldnt want to work on a landy in one

 

mmajor2

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #12

We shipped a load of our porsche rally cars off in shipping containers, i wouldnt even consider doing any work on one of them in there, let alone on a landy, except maybe change a headlamp or 2!

 

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bugmania

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #13

the passanger side is tight up against the side in this one \/\/\/





hope that helps

 

edessex

New Member

• Jan 10, 2014

• #14

So, looks like its gonna have to go to a garage then... better mortgage my kneecaps!

 

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bugmania

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #15

where abouts are you? im fairly local to the airport

 

matchmetisse

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #16

I did mine outside under a gazebo!As in my picture.

 

edessex

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #17

I'm in the middle of Bishops Stortford, got no garden or driveway to do it on. I would do it on my yard/smallholding, but I had a landy parked up on that before and the council made me get shot of it. So can't do it there either...

 

bigvinnie

Active Member

• Jan 10, 2014

• #18

I had to place a load of snatch landrover's into shipping containers to bring them back from Iraq,

Don't even try it no room for movement, for stowage yes but not for work!

 

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #19

edessex said:

I'm in the middle of Bishops Stortford, got no garden or driveway to do it on. I would do it on my yard/smallholding, but I had a landy parked up on that before and the council made me get shot of it. So can't do it there either...

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easy solution, drive to smallholding, stick a poly tunnel over your landy

 

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bugmania

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #20

edessex said:

I'm in the middle of Bishops Stortford, got no garden or driveway to do it on. I would do it on my yard/smallholding, but I had a landy parked up on that before and the council made me get shot of it. So can't do it there either...

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haha i live in stortford up the road (hill) from the half moon