Stonleigh National 4x4 - Anyone?

LOL!

Do not be too harsh on young Alasdair (he said, not meaning it...)

We're now not doing this one, too much RL(tm) to deal with at present... :-(

I thought I'd post the link

On Tue, 20 Sep 2005 19:02:58 +0100, "Lee_D" scribbled the following nonsense:

was going until I got too keen with fitting the ambi out as a camper. Back to square one, and on with the build. May get round to a site and some piccies soon!

I've got Morph set up with two forward facing seats with seatbelt. The backs of the seats are the storage cupboar (one side) and the sink/cooker unit the other. They have frames made from Steel angle and have the seatbelt mounts welded on then clad in ply.

The cushons of the seats come off and allow a hindged board which normally sits folded against the sides to be lowered. The then turns the foward facing seats into a good size side facing seat. The opposite side is symetrical. Now then, the side facing seats have another board hinged at the edge nearest your knees (when sat on them). These fold out to form the double bed and are suppored by slot in wood to carry the weight of the two peeps above. All the cusions are designed such that they stow away with the minimum of wasted space and eventually cover the double bed. The two long cushions which will form the seat of the side facing seats go flush against the side walls (like the folded up side facing seat) when not in use. It does cut doen on a bit of storage but is very passenger freindly. The old spare wheel well will soon become a battery box when the LPG gets fitted.

The spare wheel becomes an issue but as previous posts show I've got around that.

My next steps will be a roof sleeping area for the kids.

Your welcome to take a peek if you get up this way.

Lee D

in article snipped-for-privacy@individual.net, Lee_D at snipped-for-privacy@NOSPAMlrproject.com wrote on 20/9/05 7:02 pm:

Might just go for the day - probably Sunday if we do.