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cesi

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• Jun 24, 2015

• #161

Photos are in no particular order but show roughly now it was made if you want further details just send us a message the hole set up probably cost around £225 using metal for the bed and draw chassis we had lying around at home the major expense was about £150 going on the two drawslides, I got these from eBay and they are worth every penny!

Link to the blog is below with more comprehensive photos! scroll down to near the bottom or select the "travis" category for camper conversion photos

https://discoadventure.wordpress.com

 

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bluehaze

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• Nov 29, 2015

• #162

Nice

 

bluehaze

Well-Known Member

• Jan 23, 2016

• #163

Decided to replace the dog guard with a webbing cargo net from rock n road.

 

ER1C

Well-Known Member

• Jan 23, 2016

• #164

cesi said:

Photos are in no particular order but show roughly now it was made if you want further details just send us a message the hole set up probably cost around £225 using metal for the bed and draw chassis we had lying around at home the major expense was about £150 going on the two drawslides, I got these from eBay and they are worth every penny!

Link to the blog is below with more comprehensive photos! scroll down to near the bottom or select the "travis" category for camper conversion photos

https://discoadventure.wordpress.com

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Nice pics thanks for posting...
I was looking at the storage solutions website and the same is about 600 quid.. just for the drawer or for a full 110 length drawer 1.1m 900 quid

 

sharkey964

Active Member

• May 29, 2016

• #165

Here are some of the rear of my 90.

 

bankz5152

Well-Known Member

• Dec 5, 2016

• #166

Pretty basic but I needed somewhere to store my recovery kit and a few other bits in my 110 pick up. Loads of space under the rear seats so I built a drawer




Tucks neatly out of the way!

The original idea was to retro fit tip forward rear seats, until I saw it would be about £500! So didnt bother with that idea...

 

bluehaze

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• May 7, 2018

• #167

Haven't been on here for ages due to work commitments. Anyway, I find myself away with time to contemplate further modifications......

I've just this thread from start to finish. There are some really interesting and innovative solutions that don't hurt the pocket.

Never been completely happy with my Jerry can water solution, although it works well and still stands memat less than £20. I'd like to hide it away.

Since my last post I managed to purchase a second hand eezi awn 1.8m roof tent - it is great. Fitted led lights and a 12v socket. I'm saving up for a roof rack - quite like patriots. Thoughts welcome......

 

flounderbout

Member

• Sep 8, 2019

• #168

I put this post up in a thread in the 110 section, but someone suggested I should post some pics in here - wish I had found this section and thread before! Anyway, here is my effort at some storage for the back of my td5
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retneprac

Well-Known Member

• May 29, 2020

• #169

My camper box is coming along. Sits over the wheel arch in the 110.
Flight case style to enable demounting when not in use. Doors and worktop removed as in the finishing stage.

 

retneprac

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• May 31, 2020

• #170

retneprac said:

My camper box is coming along. Sits over the wheel arch in the 110.
Flight case style to enable demounting when not in use. Doors and worktop removed as in the finishing stage.
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Lights now fitted.

 

bluehaze

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• Jun 4, 2020

• #171

That looks good. Always picks me up when I check this thread. Aiming to revamp the back again later this year......

 

retneprac

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• Jun 5, 2020

• #172

Getting closer to being finished.

 

retneprac

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• Jun 5, 2020

• #173

retneprac said:

Getting closer to being finished.
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retneprac

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• Jun 5, 2020

• #174

Done, bar a coat of wax.

 

retneprac

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• Jun 5, 2020

• #175

retneprac said:

Done, bar a coat of wax.
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Just some anchor points to sort. thats MK1 done.

 

Barney’s Landy

Active Member

• Jun 12, 2020

• #176

The units look great. You have done a good job.

 

bluehaze

Well-Known Member

• Feb 17, 2023

• #177

Had these made by a local company using a broken post office bag and bits from an old tent!

https://photos.app.goo.gl/FX76Emi6MbYqFgDG9

 

bluehaze

Well-Known Member

• Feb 17, 2023

• #178

Not sure that worked! Pass me the laptop......

 

Last edited: Feb 18, 2023