Can somebody tell me who(web ?) sells the kit to lower(by cutting) the rear bulkhead of a Series or Defender so the seatbacks can recline further ? Thanks,
Hertriono
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19 years ago
lowering rear bukhead
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19 years ago
Hertriono Hi,
please have a look here
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and check the "accessories" .
Take care Pantelis
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Thanks Pantelis ! But I'm really looking for another web that cuts the bulkhead only about a half in height and then the kit reinforces the cut edge with profiled aluminum or steel. Thanks anyway and take care of yourself too,
Hertriono
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19 years ago
Try here.......
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Cheers Mike Tilley
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19 years ago
this is interesting?
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19 years ago
Bloody impractical though - you get the room for decent seats but then can't mount them properly because he's moved the fuel fillers to under the seats!
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19 years ago
That's the one ! Thanks Mike, thanks everyone.
Hertriono
Steve Delasal, is this also the one you meant ?
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19 years ago
Is that for defender only? I need something for a series. steve
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To my knowledge it does for both . Saw a Landy this afternoon that has NO rear bulkhead at all ! The owner produces box-sectioned members that replaces the B-pillar, following the contour/shape of the rear tub(and riveted to it). It bolts together with the rear tub directly to the outriggers. It looks strong but for sure very neat !
Hertriono
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On or around 30 Oct 2004 08:55:02 -0700, snipped-for-privacy@indo.net.id (Hertriono Kartowisastro) enlightened us thusly:
the series III 12-seater wagons don't have a bulkhead, instead they have a species of handrail thing. You don't, per se, need a bulkhead, provided you replicate what it does (support the door posts/rear tub) with something.