What's left?!? I'm going out on a limb here but guessing Skids... Maybe lockers and air comp?
Edit - looks like you beat the rush. Here's what it looked like when I was there a few weeks ago:
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Edit - looks like you beat the rush. Here's what it looked like when I was there a few weeks ago:
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Do you have a winch? From that shot I can't tell. I would vote winch and back bumper!
Do you know what bumper is on that LX?
I'm fairly certain that is the ARB Sahara without the hoop. That is Slee's LX that they are tinkering with (rear bumper prototype, etc.) but I could be wrong.
That is correct. He has a LED light bar fitted in and some custom fog/turn led in there as well.
Great mod! Would you please do a write up on your addition?Converted my flat-back 200 to the OEM style spare tire carrier with all original parts....right down to the washers and clips.
Markuson
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Suggestions?
-Pull out wallet and light it on fire...as you won't have anything to put in it soon...
That aside...
-Winch...Skidplates...drawers. Cheaper? -Weathertechs.
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you need to work on your parking skills - lol
Won't do drawers as I need the space. Winch I am undecided on. One of those things you never use and then the 1 time you need it you don't have it...Pull out wallet and light it on fire...as you won't have anything to put in it soon...
That aside...
-Winch...Skidplates...drawers.
Markuson
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About space and drawers...
Surprisingly, I find that having drawers ends up providing more usable space because it eliminates the interruption of the wheel well humps...and eliminates all the weird shaped stuff like recovery gear beneath its flat surface.. You end up with a perfectly STRAIGHT, WIDE space without those pesky humps throwing everything toward the center.
The only thing restricted are TALL items that need the full 11 inches in floor-to-ceiling height you lose...but overall, it's much easier to pack with drawers and the full width in my experience. And for organization? Wow. The drawers are an OCD Guy's dream!
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Kids space and 3rd row space.About space and drawers...
Surprisingly, having drawers end up often providing more usable space because it eliminates the interruption of the wheel well humps...and eliminates all the weird shaped stuff like recovery gear beneath its flat surface.. You end up with a perfectly STRAIGHT, WIDE space without those pesky humps throwing everything toward the center.
The only thing restricted are TALL items that need the full 11 inches in floor-to-ceiling height you lose...but overall, it's much easier to pack with drawers and the full width in my experience. And for organization? Wow. The drawers are an OCD Guy's dream!
by the time they turn 16 maybe I can then or maybe by then they start selling the 70 here! HA!
Markuson
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Kids space and 3rd row space.
Ahhhh! I thought you meant space for gear. Got it!
Hmmm... I guess really *teeny* kids could go in locked drawers...
Bought one, drove it 700 plus miles home. Put in weathertechs washed it steam cleaned the interior changed cabin air filter. Loving it.
CB installed into ashtray, 12v plugs and USB ports added to backseat and cargo area. Rooftop tent ordered.
Lights, Switches, & Preparation
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Nice install. I couldn't give up my ashtray (tiny trash bin) up though.
That's my parking meter coin storage box
You could get one of these and it would hold a lot more coin!That's my parking meter coin storage box
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I might not be the most practical person, but I've never really understood the want for LC 3rd row seats.
I seldom if ever used them in my 80's. Never once with my 100. Never with my 200. During ownership of all these, I've had two kids (from diapers to now both in college) and two big dogs. I've never thought to cram my kids in the 3rd row and my dogs appreciate the added room of the 3rd row being removed.
But most importantly, I enjoy the additional room with the 3rd row being gone. For example, if I remove their front wheels, I can easily put 4 bicycles in back of any of the LC's mentioned above.
If I was run over with kids and stuff and felt I really needed additional room, I guess my wife could have a mini van. I'm glad we've never been that family though (mini van.)
What am I missing about the 3rd row? Is there something magical? If your kids use them, what is the 2nd row used for?
What say you, 3rd row sayers?!?
I seldom if ever used them in my 80's. Never once with my 100. Never with my 200. During ownership of all these, I've had two kids (from diapers to now both in college) and two big dogs. I've never thought to cram my kids in the 3rd row and my dogs appreciate the added room of the 3rd row being removed.
But most importantly, I enjoy the additional room with the 3rd row being gone. For example, if I remove their front wheels, I can easily put 4 bicycles in back of any of the LC's mentioned above.
If I was run over with kids and stuff and felt I really needed additional room, I guess my wife could have a mini van. I'm glad we've never been that family though (mini van.)
What am I missing about the 3rd row? Is there something magical? If your kids use them, what is the 2nd row used for?
What say you, 3rd row sayers?!?
