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Halfords Dog-Taxi
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08 Nov 2011 17:43 #25359
by Dutchjimny
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i like the backbox! they should make something bolt on..
and you really dont want to remove youre backbox cause i had to drive 400km with the exhaust on my rear seat :pinch:
and you really dont want to remove youre backbox cause i had to drive 400km with the exhaust on my rear seat :pinch:
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02 Feb 2012 23:59 - 27 Jun 2012 20:21 #32522
by Halford
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not much of an update ...........
got the wife's new motor ..... 2011 Grand Vitara 2.4 lt manual 3door
lovely ... but isn't everything when compared to a JimJam :laugh:
great colour, never looks dirty :dry:
got the wife's new motor ..... 2011 Grand Vitara 2.4 lt manual 3door
lovely ... but isn't everything when compared to a JimJam :laugh:
great colour, never looks dirty :dry:
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18 Mar 2012 14:47 - 18 Mar 2012 14:50 #35796
by Halford
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not finished but thought I'd share details of progress to date .....
lift-up rear storage base :blink:
still to do ...
storage compartment i.e. like a kitchen drawer orgainser
bulkhead storage behind the seats - might put in a cut-out for a 20lt jerry can to sit-in - and build speakers into it - to be decided
made it using 9mm ply - which really isn't up to the job, it's OK but don't see it standing up to much abuse, but I'll be able to use it as a template and will be able to quickly make a more substantial top board replacement, probably using Buffalo board.
lift-up rear storage base :blink:
still to do ...
storage compartment i.e. like a kitchen drawer orgainser
bulkhead storage behind the seats - might put in a cut-out for a 20lt jerry can to sit-in - and build speakers into it - to be decided

made it using 9mm ply - which really isn't up to the job, it's OK but don't see it standing up to much abuse, but I'll be able to use it as a template and will be able to quickly make a more substantial top board replacement, probably using Buffalo board.

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18 Mar 2012 17:42 #35808
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looks very neat and tidy, was thinking something similar with maybe lift up bits where the old passenger foot wells would of been....
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09 Aug 2012 13:37 #45781
by Halford
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new mini make-over
MUD MULTINET CARGO NET
£33.30 incl del
wasn't sure what this would be like but finally took a chance and I'm well pleased with it, German quality, strong bit of kit with good fittings.
pretty good fit in the Jimny as pics show - not sure just how effective it'll be against a 30kg dog in a crash
eventually plan to remove the grab handles and fit a metal bar from one side to the other using M8 (or is it M6) machine screws in the holes.
and for securing the shopping, quick and easy top unhook and re-hook at the rear door
happy bunny
MUD MULTINET CARGO NET
£33.30 incl del
wasn't sure what this would be like but finally took a chance and I'm well pleased with it, German quality, strong bit of kit with good fittings.
pretty good fit in the Jimny as pics show - not sure just how effective it'll be against a 30kg dog in a crash

eventually plan to remove the grab handles and fit a metal bar from one side to the other using M8 (or is it M6) machine screws in the holes.
and for securing the shopping, quick and easy top unhook and re-hook at the rear door
happy bunny

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13 Aug 2012 15:48 #46099
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Just enjoyed reading this thread, thanks for sharing .....

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