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Shuggy110



Member Since: 25 Mar 2018
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Scotland 2001 Defender 110 Td5 USW Stornoway Grey
DCPU rear load liner
I spent Sunday playing around with the 110 DCPU. I’ve been accumulating the bits for the conversion from a DCPU to a USW for about a year, using eBay and my local body shop to get take-off 110 CSW side panels filled etc.

I’d like to put in a rear load mat for the dogs. I can’t find one... any pointers please?

Anyway, job done. Gratuitous photo shots. They seem to be tiny but I don’t seem to be able to fix that!



Post #796605 3rd Oct 2019 9:07pm
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Supacat



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I just used some rubber coin mat cut to fit (well approximately)


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The additional mat with the upturned edges is a recycled Freelander rear cargo mat.
Post #796707 4th Oct 2019 4:00pm
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boxoftricks



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I used rubber flooring matt off Amazon:

2m x 1.2m | Fine Ribbed Rubber Garage Flooring Matting | 3mm Thick Floor Roll £29

It looks like the original Landrover matting.
Post #796709 4th Oct 2019 4:14pm
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Supacat



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That would work 👍

However, the ribbed and even the 5 bar mats make sweeping out with a brush a real pain. OK if you what to lift the whole thing out and tip upside down but not so good if trying to leave I situ.
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boxoftricks



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I've laid it down so the ribs are front to back not across so sweeps out fairly easily
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Supacat



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A man with a plan ~ I salute you Sir Thumbs Up
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boxoftricks



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I did silent coat and foam covered with ply and the matt stuck down on the ply with a further loose matt on top. Nice and quiet now
Post #796720 4th Oct 2019 5:00pm
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Shuggy110



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Thanks - sounds good. I’ve got some insulation to put down so will buy some rubber roll from Amazon.
Post #796838 5th Oct 2019 6:50pm
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Shuggy110



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Location: Perthshire
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Scotland 2001 Defender 110 Td5 USW Stornoway Grey
Supacat wrote:
I just used some rubber coin mat cut to fit (well approximately)


Click image to enlarge


The additional mat with the upturned edges is a recycled Freelander rear cargo mat.


BTW, good looking dog!
Post #797758 11th Oct 2019 7:08pm
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Supacat



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Thumbs Up

He's a bit bigger now and pretty much a constant companion 24/7. I now know the meaning of a velcro dog. Very Happy
Post #797858 12th Oct 2019 3:51pm
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