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| Killer90 Site Sponsor Member Since: 09 Oct 2011 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 6478   
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you reminded me to order the belts
 i genuinely forgot, you have a pm mate regarding measurements  and once its all painted and waxoiled ill get some underneath pics up  |
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16th Feb 2012 7:03pm |
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| Chauch Member Since: 10 Dec 2011 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 51 
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What a fantastic job - I have just seen about 10 things, not including the seats, that I now need to do to mine!
An expensive thread for me... |
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16th Feb 2012 7:11pm |
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| Killer90 Site Sponsor Member Since: 09 Oct 2011 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 6478
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 cheers matey |
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6th Mar 2012 5:07pm |
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| Legion Member Since: 23 Jun 2011 Location: Yeovil, Somerset Posts: 35 
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Killer 90
Did you manage to fit the belts? Mine is still work in progress. John |
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10th May 2012 5:45pm |
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| Killer90 Site Sponsor Member Since: 09 Oct 2011 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 6478
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i finally brought some belts original belts were working out at a good price though about £40 each but then you have clips etc brackets and all that turned out to be around £200 then it was £250 for each side trim
 instead i brought some retractable belts from exmoor trim they are really good i think they were £30 each i bolted them down to the arch job done seats fold up nicely and miss them and the washers included allow them to rotate at various angles
i cant find any pics but its all painted and wax oiled under there now so you cant tell the difference
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10th May 2012 5:58pm |
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| Legion Member Since: 23 Jun 2011 Location: Yeovil, Somerset Posts: 35
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Killer90
Looking well tidy...any chance of some photos of the seat belt set up. I also went for the exmoor trim John |
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10th May 2012 6:24pm |
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| Killer90 Site Sponsor Member Since: 09 Oct 2011 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 6478
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yer will get them up tommorow mate im sure i took some its just finding them in the forever going photo album
ill take some of under the arch and inside only thing is now passengers cant see out of the sides as i converted the 90 into a van
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10th May 2012 9:13pm |
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| Legion Member Since: 23 Jun 2011 Location: Yeovil, Somerset Posts: 35
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Killer 90
Looking well 'cool'.  Any reason for the change to the Van rather than the CSW?
I thought you had fitted her out as a CSW what with the effort you put in with the seats etc. Be great to see how you 'rigged' the seat belts as I'll need to do this. I'm going the the way as I have a Van that I'd like to turn into a CSW...interior trim looks very exspesive though!! John |
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11th May 2012 10:18am |
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| Killer90 Site Sponsor Member Since: 09 Oct 2011 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 6478
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it was basically down to insurance mate £2200 for my county or £1200 if i turned it into a van it was near on exact 1k saving
 i was going to tint the windows so would have cost me £250 and also there was some corrosion bubbles on the side panels so to have them treated and painted it would have been another £600 so i thought sod it to do the conversion by the time i sold the windows it hasnt cost me nothing happy days. i still got the trim inside and have got carpet to match the lr carpet from a trimmers so carpeting the rest were the windows should be
Heres some pics mate Click image to enlarge its not normally this dirty we had alot of rain
Click image to enlargeyou can see the carpet in this pic just need to trim it on to the panels :thumbsup: Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated |
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11th May 2012 4:46pm |
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| Legion Member Since: 23 Jun 2011 Location: Yeovil, Somerset Posts: 35
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Wow...well steep!!
Fully understand the back conversion...thought about those smaller cut out windows I have seen on some Landies  I do not like the look but it could help with some improved visibility??
So you only went for the lap belt in the end...I'm still looking at the proper system...trying to find how I can get hold of the seat belt reinforcing brackets that go in the wheel arches. Still looks sharp on the inside though John |
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11th May 2012 5:29pm |
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| Legion Member Since: 23 Jun 2011 Location: Yeovil, Somerset Posts: 35
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Anybody any ideas on where to get the part number for this item...
 Sorry have not figured how to get images on here  John |
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11th May 2012 5:57pm |
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| Legion Member Since: 23 Jun 2011 Location: Yeovil, Somerset Posts: 35
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Think I have cracked it
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11th May 2012 6:03pm |
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| Killer90 Site Sponsor Member Since: 09 Oct 2011 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 6478
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yer mate what part is it you need ill get the number for you and insurance was alot i dont think i will go for them little windows not keen on them, visibility aint all that bad which is good.
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11th May 2012 6:21pm |
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| Legion Member Since: 23 Jun 2011 Location: Yeovil, Somerset Posts: 35
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The part in the photos...its a seat belt securing system that transfers the load to the rear cross member from the tub John
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11th May 2012 6:28pm |
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