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oli1

New Member

• Apr 11, 2013

• #21

mark-d said:

mine doesn't have them

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What vehicle is that on?

The military idea seems plausible. I have also turned them into speakers holes..

Thanks guys

Oli

 

Boris113

Well-Known Member

• Apr 11, 2013

• #22

howardo said:

could be for military use, ffr landies have the extra batteries behind the bulkhead. could be to feed cables through.

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The military FFR 90s I've worked on have just had holes drilled through the bulkhead rather than the small covers. The wiring generally passes through the upper vertical face of the bulkhead, rather than the lower angled one.

They do make good speaker mounts though

 

lorri789

Well-Known Member

• Apr 11, 2013

• #23

They used to have rubber gloves attached to them so you could work with stinky materials

 

the_wolf

Well-Known Member

• Apr 11, 2013

• #24

If anyone has a series 1 then we could see how far back they go. It was originally designed as a farm/do all vehicle wasn't it, as opposed to purely military

 

TD5power

Certified Nutter

• Apr 11, 2013

• #25

Hippo said:

Just think yerself lucky they're filled in. Won't be long before they rust through. :behindsofa:

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They might do but your doors will fall off first

 

mark-d

Well-Known Member

• Apr 11, 2013

• #26

oli1 said:

What vehicle is that on?

The military idea seems plausible. I have also turned them into speakers holes..

Thanks guys

Oli

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Mine is a 1985 90 it was a truck cab originally and I just checked and it does not have the panels there