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Author:  lil monster [ Thu Oct 11, 2012 10:21 am ]
Post subject:  suzuki vit swb draws
howdy, since i started my build iv wanted more storage so i made a set of rear draws i guess u can call them.

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since i knew i wasn't going to rush them i placed a rubber tray Mat in the back so i didn't completely ruin the rear with tools.

that weekend i headed to bunning and purchased three sheets of chip board and a boxx of screw and some glue. this is where knowing people counts haha think that cost me all of 100 bucks and i put it down as a business expense :thefinger:.

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then i started to fab it up after work, joy of being a tradie ... having every tool i could need including me haha

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once i had a base i decided how high i wanted it and decide that by using my tool box it gave me a easy way to remove and change it.

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once i had fixed it in place i started on the other area. i made up a draw and three boxes that sat between the tool box and the draw, then gave it a quick coat of paint

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after it was half built i found that the center boxes where the right size for jerries haha

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after placing box back inside i found that it missed the closed rear door by mms and that it actually sat on a slope meaning that everything would slide towards the front, simple fix was to place a length of 70 by 45 on its side and bolt it down to the floor though the old holes used for the seats.

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with that problem solved it was fixed in place with two Tex screw to stop it bouncing and it was left like that for a while.

after a long time thinking i carpeted it and made it look all fancy :rofl:
Author:  lil monster [ Thu Oct 11, 2012 10:32 am ]
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had to do another thread as it wouldn't allow more than ten images

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now that its finished i put in place for the last time , i attached a fire extinguisher to the door and am planning to make a rear table. the esky is help down with blind tie downs that fold flat, the toll box holds all my gear like sand flags and recovery straps and bits and pieces like replacement bits and bobs.

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theres area down the sides for stuff then there is still the holes in the sides that are there for other shit basically and all behind the seats too.

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and that is that all done but im still adding to it :peaceout:
Author:  Poita [ Thu Oct 11, 2012 10:51 am ]
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Very nice! What's it weigh approx? Will be saving this for a bit of inspiration when I finally do mine if that's all right!
Author:  lil monster [ Thu Oct 11, 2012 11:12 am ]
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haha most certainly mate, and on the weight i only used two of the three sheets, and fully made unpacked i could lift it so im guessing around the 30-40kgs as it wasn't a huge weight to lift.
Author:  atari4x4 [ Thu Oct 11, 2012 12:12 pm ]
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nice work on the rear build out, looks great. Armsup

you call yourself a chippy, yet you made it out of fake wood. :thefinger:
Author:  lil monster [ Thu Oct 11, 2012 1:20 pm ]
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atari4x4 wrote:
nice work on the rear build out, looks great. Armsup

you call yourself a chippy, yet you made it out of fake wood. :thefinger:



:thefinger: funny one :kissmyarse: I gotta make a rear table
Author:  driftr [ Thu Oct 11, 2012 3:25 pm ]
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nice, im just about to do some for mine.
Im going to use those plastic tubs though because they will be interchangeable with horse stuff / camping stuff :)
jerry's fit perfect!
Author:  lil monster [ Thu Oct 11, 2012 5:53 pm ]
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driftr wrote:
nice, im just about to do some for mine.
Im going to use those plastic tubs though because they will be interchangeable with horse stuff / camping stuff :)
jerry's fit perfect!


Works well and I just used some lite chane to hold the jerries in place as a safety thing they are fairly snug though
Author:  fully sick coily [ Fri Oct 12, 2012 4:51 am ]
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is it hard to lift the jerries out once there full?
Author:  lil monster [ Fri Oct 12, 2012 9:45 am ]
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Iv found its easier to like open them so they lose the pressure they have built up then they slide straight out : P
Author:  wrboy89 [ Wed May 01, 2013 5:54 am ]
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Sweet job on the draws man in only have a half drawn on the back though wana do this
Author:  Critical Energy [ Wed May 01, 2013 6:13 pm ]
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Hey mate,

Nice job, just wondering if theres any fumes etc from having the jerries inside with you? Building some for a mate in a pajero wagon soon and was wondering what to do with jerries.

Rich
Author:  lil monster [ Tue May 14, 2013 11:06 pm ]
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Howdy, to.be honest iv never had a issue. I was concerned that it would become a issue but I haven't had one yet every now and then ull smell it but iv strapped mine down now and I take them out as soon as I get to my location :)
Author:  TrevorStaader [ Wed May 15, 2013 6:53 pm ]
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Nicely thought out, Ill have to come back to this thread when i attempt to make one.
Author:  lil monster [ Thu May 16, 2013 6:38 am ]
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Yer I try haha :) going to be re making it in a few weeks so will tweek it alittle more then
Author:  alloz [ Sun Jul 31, 2016 11:33 pm ]
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Anyone got an idea on what to put in the rear footwells once seats are out&drawers are in ? (atm: we chuck wine cooler bladders in them with water in this awkward low spot)........im always up to hear ideas ;-)
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