SES88 · Jul 25, 2013

I've been working out prices to manufacture a spare wheel mounted ladder of a similar style to the Safety Devices one after getting some interest from some people.

I've got a price together, and also worked out prices that I can do for group buy purchases.

So i'm after 2 things,

1. How much interest is there? Group buys would be in quantities of 5-9 and 10+, obviously going for 10+ makes them cheaper still.

2. What would people be willing to pay for one? I know the SD one used to retail at around £165 + delivery, maybe more, but that was 10 years ago, and prices go up. I've put a poll above, click on what you "honestly" think, I know we're all tight, but please be realistic

Thanks for all your feedback, and opinions are welcome.

bushwwacker · Jul 25, 2013

Que? ...

martin1512 · Jul 25, 2013

Why would you need a ladder on the back of a Gaylander? Surely there can't be that many midgets driving them to make it worth designing and making a ladder for them.

Pikey · Jul 25, 2013

where's the option for fookall????

I parked next to a gaylander in tesco's tonight, roof of the 110 had to be best part of a foot taller than the gaylanders..

SES88 · Jul 25, 2013

martin1512 said:
Why would you need a ladder on the back of a Gaylander? Surely there can't be that many midgets driving them to make it worth designing and making a ladder for them.

cos us gaylander drivers like to feel like we're almost in tratter land, with the same bits tratters have, only comfier

SES88 · Jul 25, 2013

redhand said:
where's the option for fookall????

I parked next to a gaylander in tesco's tonight, roof of the 110 had to be best part of a foot taller than the gaylanders..

you still chose to park next to it though

if you were that ashamed you'd have moved far away

Pikey · Jul 25, 2013

SES88 said:
you still chose to park next to it though if you were that ashamed you'd have moved far away

Actually I backed up to it so me hilift & spare wheel was about 2" from his spare wheel

Just to confuse the fooker when he came back with his shopping....& could figure out how to open his door.

WLJayne · Jul 25, 2013

#### off you lot, haven't you got last minute welding to do before Billing this weekend? But seriously, **** orf.

OP, if you want to make a product for Freelanders there is a market for it despite what the tratterboys will say. There seem to be an emerging Freelander enthusiast community in Europe. Go for it mate!

englishbullterrier · Jul 25, 2013

redhand said:
Actually I backed up to it so me hilift & spare wheel was about 2" from his spare wheel Just to confuse the fooker when he came back with his shopping....& could figure out how to open his door.

Obviously tratter boys haven't got the nouse to know that there other doors that can be opened...............doh

SES88 · Jul 25, 2013

redhand said:
Actually I backed up to it so me hilift & spare wheel was about 2" from his spare wheel Just to confuse the fooker when he came back with his shopping....& could figure out how to open his door.

i hate it when c0cks like you do that! really boils my p!ss....

but then again my rear window just drops down (cos mine works, unlike some), so i just put the shopping in that way

SES88 · Jul 25, 2013

WLJayne said:
#### off you lot, haven't you got last minute welding to do before Billing this weekend? But seriously, **** orf.

OP, if you want to make a product for Freelanders there is a market for it despite what the tratterboys will say. There seem to be an emerging Freelander enthusiast community in Europe. Go for it mate!

If they've got last minute welding to do bring their car down my way, i double my rates for disco's and treble them for tratters

pays for the beers with the gaylander crew

WLJayne · Jul 25, 2013

SES88 said:
i hate it when c0cks like you do that! really boils my p!ss....

Happens to me all the time, Ilkeston is full of ****s. I just use the key to get the winder down and bung me shopping in.

Oh and I carry a spritzer full of 1/3 bleach and 2/3 white vinegar for instant rust on ****s' cars.

blue beasty · Jul 25, 2013

englishbullterrier said:
obviously tratter boys haven't got the nouse to know that a simple sprinkling of water and the other doors just fall off

True dat

WLJayne · Jul 25, 2013

SES88 said:
If they've got last minute welding to do bring their car down my way, i double my rates for disco's and treble them for tratters pays for the beers with the gaylander crew

Damn straight.

SES88 · Jul 25, 2013

blue beasty said:
True dat

least it aint cos of the rust...

GINGE · Jul 25, 2013

:hysterically_laughi

I can see where this thread will end up :lol:

Roll up, roll up get yer

op2:

Winu · Jul 25, 2013

Come on guys...
Ladder is very important accessory for FL

, i Use it many times. :cool2:

SES88 · Jul 25, 2013

BIG_GINGA_BEARD said:
:hysterically_laughi

I can see where this thread will end up :lol:

Roll up, roll up get yer op2:

I only wanted some people to vote on the poll

:lol: nevermind

blue beasty · Jul 25, 2013

SES88 said:
If they've got last minute welding to do bring their car down my way, i double my rates for disco's and treble them for tratters pays for the little umbrellas and cherries on sticks with the gaylander crew

I don't really want to know thank you

SES88 · Jul 25, 2013

Winu said:
Come on guys...
Ladder is very important accessory for FL , i Use it many times. :cool2:

yeah but nobody else on here has a SD roof rack!

divide the prices i gave you earlier by 1.2 as obviously i cant charge VAT to you and they were including VAT

How much would you pay for a SD style rear ladder?

Under £100

£100-£125

£125-£150

£150+

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