vilguy
Do'er of stuff and the like
Present condition of my 110.
pic taken - 04/01/15 (its bloomin cold this morning)
I have fitted a winch bumper and 13,000lb winch with synthetic rope , a 42" light bar and the roof tent. The bonnet mounted spare wheel carrier needs finishing off (the little rubber spacers to hold the wheel sensibly) Also added the different lights, led side lights, and grill muff.
The 33" x 12.50" tyres really help on the lane to our house and the 30mm wheel spacers give it a wide stance look. They have also helped a little with the extra weight on the roof from the roof tent - it doesnt roll so much
Its also got
Today I tried to sort out all the bodged wiring carefully implemented by the previous owner.... and failed. The fusebox has been removed and there are a dozen or so lose blade fuses with spade connectors flopping around behind the cover with no labels. Rahhhh
Just trying to hook up the rear view camera so i can switch it on when i want as well as being activated automatically when reverse is selected. Also installing 2 more 12v sockets and 2 usb charging sockets at various points around the vehicle.
The smart car leather seat conversion works a treat, really comfy and I moved the seats inwards 2" giving me more shoulder room. I have fitted quick release bracketry so I can still get into the battery tray if required pretty easily. They are heated and I can highly recommend a conversion of this type, especially if your over 6'.
Ive also just installed an led rear work light and reversing camera with IR so I can see whats what at night. I replaced the rear door with one off a csw as i wanted a rear wiper and the previous one with a spare wheel carrier had split in the usual place.
Shortly will be reinstalling the one of the rear csw windows for the kids to look out of, and replacing the other commercial side with a storage locker accesible from the outside
pic taken - 04/01/15 (its bloomin cold this morning)
I have fitted a winch bumper and 13,000lb winch with synthetic rope , a 42" light bar and the roof tent. The bonnet mounted spare wheel carrier needs finishing off (the little rubber spacers to hold the wheel sensibly) Also added the different lights, led side lights, and grill muff.
The 33" x 12.50" tyres really help on the lane to our house and the 30mm wheel spacers give it a wide stance look. They have also helped a little with the extra weight on the roof from the roof tent - it doesnt roll so much
Its also got
- Mantec rock sliders
- Salisbury rear axle
- tweaked diaphragm
- storage box in the back (full of all recovery gear, so its nice and tidy and the kids dont hurt themselves on it)
- pair of 3 person bench seats
Today I tried to sort out all the bodged wiring carefully implemented by the previous owner.... and failed. The fusebox has been removed and there are a dozen or so lose blade fuses with spade connectors flopping around behind the cover with no labels. Rahhhh
Just trying to hook up the rear view camera so i can switch it on when i want as well as being activated automatically when reverse is selected. Also installing 2 more 12v sockets and 2 usb charging sockets at various points around the vehicle.
The smart car leather seat conversion works a treat, really comfy and I moved the seats inwards 2" giving me more shoulder room. I have fitted quick release bracketry so I can still get into the battery tray if required pretty easily. They are heated and I can highly recommend a conversion of this type, especially if your over 6'.
Ive also just installed an led rear work light and reversing camera with IR so I can see whats what at night. I replaced the rear door with one off a csw as i wanted a rear wiper and the previous one with a spare wheel carrier had split in the usual place.
Shortly will be reinstalling the one of the rear csw windows for the kids to look out of, and replacing the other commercial side with a storage locker accesible from the outside
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