Thread: 110 Rear Storage

Good to hear it, now the next thing is how big a leave pass can you get, a day trip or overnighter.

this is my two storage boxes that are in the back of the 90. But they do go in the back of 110's too
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OK, well I finally got around to sorting out the back of my 110 about a month ago and have had a few trips away in it and an so far pleased with the result.

I wanted to do it on a budget, keep the weight to a minimum, and still be able to keep the heavy items like jerry cans etc, as low and far forward as possible.

So all in all it cost me about 30 bucks and I still have a huge off cut of marine ply, and it probably weighs in a less than 10 kgs and gives me heaps of flexibility on how to load it.



It is a sheet of marine ply slightly spaced up so as to fit in two plastic boxes underneath, I wanted the boxes to be removable, as one of them is my BBQ and cooking gear and the other one is tools etc. At the front I can still fit in 20 lts of water, one or two jerry cans and my gas bottle behind the back seats and my fridge.

My waffles sit on top on the LHS and my high lift is mounted on the RHS.

When fully loaded I push the plastic containers forward and then a tool box with my compressor in it fit in the back for easy access.

This is how my truck normally is loaded, with the majority of camping gear etc left in it all the time.

Just need to load the fridge with beer and food.

Mine is the same a Defender200tdi's but I found I can fit 4 crates that are made for Inghams chicken perfectly underneath with about 5 mm clearence..A good mate owns a Chooks fresh an tasty store so I an get hold of them

tell me more about the back seat......is it three sections....?
or have you modified it...?


that is the perfect spot for the fridge.....but my seat is a 60/40 split......

Its a 3 seater, dunno how they work this out, in the UK I have seen a mix of 40/60s and 3 seaters, out here in the Middle East they seem to be fitting 3 seaters and in OZ they have stuck with 40/60, thats consistency for you.

And yes it is a perfect place for the fridge, easy to access from the back and from the front whilst driving.

Thinking of doing a remake and making the drawer a bit wider.


Martyn

Very nice mate, but must be a f**king un-comfortable way to travel.