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J the tree

Member Since: 15 Oct 2013
Location: Surrey
Posts: 18

2004 Defender 110 Other XS DCPU Auto Epsom Green

Hi Brendan, thank you for that- pm your details as it's a perfect solution for me- Going to have to put an FCX box on top of it so hoping Black Friday is stretching to kent

1st Dec 2013 8:17pm

leeds

Member Since: 28 Dec 2009
Location: West Yorkshire
Posts: 8580

Hifonics wrote:
Would the Nakatanenga one work with a exmoor trim lockable cubby? I guess I would have to cut a whole in the cup holder tray to get to the lock underneath

It would depend on several factors. The Nakatanenga box is ca. 400 x 280 x 130 mm.

Now it depends on exactly what cubby box you get. Is there a removeable 'cup holder' as you will have to drill a hole to access the hidden lock.

Brendan

1st Dec 2013 8:30pm

mikeh501

Member Since: 07 Jan 2013
Location: United Kingdom
Posts: 1142

Sphere wrote:

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These turn up on ebay not sure where they originally come from but there great for storage. Just need to get it trimmed to make it a little more comfy.

These are the cubbies from "barebox". Ive got one and 2 of the rear boxes fitted. Sturdy, cheap and you could mod it to make it fancy etc. I just wanted something i could hose off!

http://www.barebox.co.uk/boxes.html

2nd Dec 2013 9:20am

Merlin

Member Since: 30 Oct 2010
Location: Newmarket
Posts: 981

I put some pieces of wood under mine so that it is about the same height as the door (where my right elbow rests). Combined with moving the handbrake, out of the way, I now greenlane in an armchair position!

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Note the switches that I moved off of the dashboard so that the double DIN could fit. The window lift switches are now in a better position that before. You don't have to take your elbow off the cubby box to open a window. Yes I know, I'm a lazy driver.

Merlin

3rd Dec 2013 2:28pm

Go Beyond

Member Since: 30 Jan 2012
Location: Headcorn, Kent
Posts: 6678

J the tree wrote:
Hi Brendan, thank you for that- pm your details as it's a perfect solution for me- Going to have to put an FCX box on top of it so hoping Black Friday is stretching to kent

The cup holder is removable (and trimmed underneath

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3rd Dec 2013 3:31pm

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