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--defender--

Member Since: 22 Apr 2010
Location: South Coast
Posts: 90

2010 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 HT Zermatt Silver

110 Hard Top fitting out

Hi,

Has anyone clad the rear interior side walls to protect the external alloy skin from dings?

I'm looking at buying something to mount and fix to the side struts to protect and allow some lugs to be fitted so ithings can be stropped down? Alloy 5-bar tread sheet would look good but it's expensive, any ideas?

Cheers!

Last edited by --defender-- on 25th Aug 2010 12:52pm. Edited 1 time in total

25th Aug 2010 12:48pm

PDH

Member Since: 03 Dec 2009
Location: Shropshire
Posts: 179

2015 Defender 90 Puma 2.2 XS CSW Santorini Black

Ive just fitted these to my Utility, easy to fit and protect the panels from internal dings.

Not suitable for fastening other things to tho

http://www.tge-defendertrims.co.uk/ Puma 2.2 90 Stationwagon

25th Aug 2010 12:52pm

--defender--

Member Since: 22 Apr 2010
Location: South Coast
Posts: 90

PDH wrote:
Ive just fitted these to my Utility, easy to fit and protect the panels from internal dings.

Not suitable for fastening other things to tho

http://www.tge-defendertrims.co.uk/

Thanks for that. I have a LR supplied cargo barrier fitted and that looks like it'll stop these liners from being fitted. And you're right, don't think it'll allow items to be stropped to the sided. Thanks anyway!

25th Aug 2010 12:59pm

hoarder

Member Since: 04 Nov 2008
Location: Cumbria
Posts: 41

Here's what I did to mine.

Click image to enlarge

The pictures are of my previous vehicle (2000 TD5 110 Hardtop), but with a few adjustments, everything swapped over into the Puma. I hate drilling holes in new cars, so with the exception of the big boards on the side panels, I didn't need to drill anything. Really solid & made the vehicle really quiet (for a Landy).

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25th Aug 2010 7:18pm

discocuzzy

Member Since: 16 Jul 2008
Location: surrey
Posts: 1200

Nice job, i like that

You cannot teach stupid people to do clever things

25th Aug 2010 8:55pm

--defender--

Member Since: 22 Apr 2010
Location: South Coast
Posts: 90

Nice one "hoarder", you've done a great job there - not sure I have the skill to replicate your idea.

26th Aug 2010 5:49pm

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