Thread: 4 Door Perentie

Thank you so much for these photo's!!!!!!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!! I have been pondering this for ages trying to think of a solution.
That works perfectly. My tank just needs a little modifying and presto, I'll be done. I can't wait to get home now and get stuck in. I will have to post photo's.

Cheers for all your help guys.
Brian.

The tank got a 3cm cut tonight with the mighty 4" grinder. I will weld the breather to the top of the piece I cut off and will try and figure out how to masage a 2" ippe to fit between the floor and the outrigger.

That looks about right, you know if this was commercialised it would make a cheap second fuel tank for a regular 110.

Hi inside,

Where does your number plate go on the back of the senior commander? and light for it?

Cheers
Brian

There's some good pics in this thread of mine that show the rear setup Perentie Command. Bottom of page 1.

Ceremonial shot here of the release from the garage. Finally!! On the road again. Still have a few things to tidy up but she is finally mobile again.

Brian

Looks good Brian. Apart from the fuel tank did you have any other problems fitting it all.

Brian,
Apart from the fuel tank issue, the only other was the changing of the mounts in the middle under the floor of the rear passenger foot well. The mounts on the 2 door FFR are different to the county body mounts. It was simply a case of unbolt one type and fit the latter type. I had a few little things that didn't line up as in the windscreen to the roof needed a little adjusting and where the sill panels bolted up to the firewall. It was as if the new body was about 3mm too short . It took a bit of messing around to make it fit right but in the end it was a great result. I am still in the process of having the rear seats approved and putting in a child restraint.

The girls aren't a big fan of the loud dusty hot "daddy's car". I'm afraid the options are sell it or make it more 'comfortable'. It's not a Range Rover what do they expect? I love the thing to death but the camping trips are a bit lonely by yourself!

Sorry for the very late reply.

Brian.