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stephan123



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High rise cubby
Any suggestions for a high rise cubby? Leaning towards the one from Lucari although it looks very high (perhaps too high) compared to the factory one. Many thanks
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Grenadier



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I think Exmoor Trim do just a lid. And slightly lower. Mine is medium height, not as high as Lucari which I think looks a bit odd. I think I got it from ET. Monsieur Le Grenadier

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hank



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Martin
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Does anyone do a black leather (rather than vinyl) high top cubby lid?  1988 90 Td5 NAS soft top
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Bucko



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Hi had one custom made to my spec height (as I have the cubby mounted on a sub-box) and trimmed to my liking. I cannot praise the quality highly enough, very reasonably priced too.

Have a look at Regis.pike on Instagram. I’m in no way affiliated, just well chuffed with his work.



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LandRoverAnorak



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I made an extended lid for mine to create a bit of extra storage space:


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https://www.defender2.net/forum/post791574.html#791574 Darren

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^ Extra storage in the cubby Rolling with laughter


I've lost small children in mine Laughing its huge Smile


Joking aside I emptied mine not that long ago and some stuff must have been in there for years Smile
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Ianh



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Just raise your existing cubby on some 35mm -50mm home made legs. You can decide the perfect height for you and the cost is minimal.
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LandRoverAnorak



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Stacey007 wrote:
^ Extra storage in the cubby Rolling with laughter


I've lost small children in mine Laughing its huge Smile

You can never have too much storage space Wink Darren

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stephan123



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Ianh wrote:
Just raise your existing cubby on some 35mm -50mm home made legs. You can decide the perfect height for you and the cost is minimal.


thought about using spacers but because sub fitted to rear of sub I fear i might get a lot of resonance/vibration.
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Roy5695



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Martin wrote:
Does anyone do a black leather (rather than vinyl) high top cubby lid?


Ian Baughan at IRB sourced me a proper leather lid.

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Ianh



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stephan123 wrote:
Ianh wrote:
Just raise your existing cubby on some 35mm -50mm home made legs. You can decide the perfect height for you and the cost is minimal.


thought about using spacers but because sub fitted to rear of sub I fear i might get a lot of resonance/vibration.


My Xs cubby is raised on spacers and I have an alpine sub fitted on its rear. No resonance / vibration issues Smile
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stephan123



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What spacers are you using? I'm using 20mm plastic spacers.
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Could take the seats out...... Whistle
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