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Feroza Draws I Built

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Feroza Draws I Built

Post by Clint »

Thought I might put some pics up of the draws I have just finished building for the back of my Feroza.

Made em out of 20mm box section and exterior ply. Got the drawer runners off ebay and latches from a sheetmetal place in town.

I also made all new panels for the back as well, the old vinyl covered cardboard just wasn’t cutting it anymore.
I am quite happy with the results. :D :D

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Post by Newtothefourbeworld »

wow that is really nice work.

the only part of that contruction that i prob cant do myself is welding the frame.

you dont happen to have the dimensions? then i could just get it made..........
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Post by Clint »

Newtothefourbeworld wrote:wow that is really nice work.

the only part of that contruction that i prob cant do myself is welding the frame.

you dont happen to have the dimensions? then i could just get it made..........
Thanks mate.

Na sorry i don't have any dims written down at all, i just built it as i went.
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Post by murcod »

Nice work Clint- very professional finish.
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Post by MightyMouse »

A nice job - has inspired me to do it myself, again - eventually.
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It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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Post by MightyMouse »

Ah - what about the rear "roll" bar ?
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Post by Clint »

I took it out as it is only there to protect the back seat passengers.
I figured if there are no rear seats then no need for roll bar.

I used the lower mounting holes from the roll bar to hold down the back end of the frame.

If i ever put the rear seats back in then the draws will not be there and i will put the roll bar back in.
Its all just bolt in and out.
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Post by MightyMouse »

Ok - just wondered if it was an "option" that some didn't have.

Working around it would be most unpleasant so I can understand your choice - even if I will leave mine in.
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Post by Clint »

Yeah i think it would have been a PITA to build em around the roll bar.
Good luck if you have a crack at it. :armsup:
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Post by dennisdko »

nice project very clean
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