Newbie here
- dan_2k_uk
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Welcome.
Ive been camping in mine a few times. All good if you pack well.
Dan
Ive been camping in mine a few times. All good if you pack well.
Dan
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Really dumb question but is there enough room to actually sleep in the back?
- turbo-tom
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i would say no but im not exactly small , i recon you could if you took out the front seats
Tom
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I've seen it done with the passenger seat removed if you got a long wheel base you could probably just about sleep in the back with the seats forwards they are a bit harder to find though http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Monster-Truck ... 6749406%26
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i reckon i could sleep in my 410 quite well, ive got the origional half front seats that fold back easily and lay over the rear bench seat to make a fair size double bed. i reckon with enough pillows i could make it quite comfortable!
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Awsome thats what i like to hear. Well i will probably be in the market soon for a 410.
Im tall im 6ft. So it will probably be a little hard to sleep comfortably lol
Oh yeh forgot im jenny, i live in hertfordshire and im 23
Im tall im 6ft. So it will probably be a little hard to sleep comfortably lol
Oh yeh forgot im jenny, i live in hertfordshire and im 23
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Already been said, but.....
If you take back seats out and pack well i reckon on plenty of room for camping for two and basic tools and spares.
If you do go down that route a good cargo net to cover it and decent tie down points to secure it to. Nothing worse than rolling it side ways down a hill and something loose goes flying.
Jordi
If you take back seats out and pack well i reckon on plenty of room for camping for two and basic tools and spares.
If you do go down that route a good cargo net to cover it and decent tie down points to secure it to. Nothing worse than rolling it side ways down a hill and something loose goes flying.
Jordi
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Yes unless i have a tin top one. Then i wouldnt need to worry.
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Anything more than tarmac and i secure everything in my Zuk. The slightest pot hole or bump and everything is everywhere.
Learnt that the hard way.
I have a wooden tray with a strong bulkhead in the back of my tin top. 4 eye bolts thru the floor with 3mm x 40mm square washers to stop them pulling through and 1t ratchet straps to hold everything in place.
Jordi
Learnt that the hard way.
I have a wooden tray with a strong bulkhead in the back of my tin top. 4 eye bolts thru the floor with 3mm x 40mm square washers to stop them pulling through and 1t ratchet straps to hold everything in place.
Jordi
1988 Samurai - Truck Cab & Tray Back - 1.6 8v & HIF44 - Snorkel - Stack Exhaust - PAS, YJs & 33s - Trussed, Gusseted & Pumpkin Capped Axles - 4.3 R&Ps - 4.16 T/Box - Rear Air Locker - Full Float Back Axle & Discs - RCV Front Shafts - X-Eng Handbrake - Custom Fuel Tank
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Oh yeh i dont fancy stuff smashing around in the back.
Cheers. Will be doing that.
Cheers. Will be doing that.