Thread: Show us your cockpit mods!

Not mine .. but came across this interior mod on a 110 ...



Some liberal use of the old chequer plating ....

I do like the chequeplate door/ramp and the speaker setup very very nice

Odd place for a winch! Would be a better place for a wench!!!!

look again... there is a hitch receiver sticking up vertically... so the winch could be used front or rear (assuming you have the appropriate mounts).

no comment on the wench and *ahem* receivers front and/or rear!

Ok here are mine. Bit dark in the truck at the moment to take pics so here are the ones i already have.
OOHHH i do have the blue back lights in the dash dials



Seats




The Back
(which you can see the dash is still standard)



And these are the two bits of gadets that i fitted before going around Aus



Ok thats the inside of my Landy. mmm did not take long, as not as much of it as your lot

I'm glad you said it was'nt your interior mod Greylandy.
It would be a bugger swapping over the steering wheel, pedals and everything just so you could get in straight off the footpath

for future switches....
http://thelandroverchronicles.com/jo...e-console.html

Well I'm trying to keep my cabin as stock as possible - in appearance anyway. Apart from lining the rear cargo area, there is just the iPod adapter, stereo head unit and a GME UHF CB - all as discreet as possible. And you might notice I have lined the inside of my cubby with self-adhesive felt (from Spotlight) which stops anything from rattling about in there - how hard core is that!







The CB is barely visibly from through the driver's window when the handpiece is unplugged. I would probably feel a bit happier if there was a lock on the cubby, but without anything to suggest there might be something worth stealing in there, I'm happy to play the odds. Generally if the outside is kept dirty and the inside clean there is very little chance of a break-in.