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Hey guys, thanks to everyone involved in getting these plans out to us all, It makes me proud to be part of such a caring sharing community, :oops: wow how soppy, anyways thanks again top work im gunna start building today!!!!!
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:? Out of interest sake, has anyone tried to fit these..?? Needless to say, the plans are a good "guide" but they take a lot more work to get them all fitting in nicely. Tried today and it would seem the best way to do it (in a roundie) is to get the base board to go from the back of the rear seats all the way to the lip of the boot, then the rear bulkhead goes ON the base board, and then the two sides slot into the sides to hold the bulkhead up. With the bulkhead all the way to the floor of the boot the bits dont sit in right. Also the width of the base and back need to be played with as too do the height and depth of the sides. Get the base as accurate as you can because this will determine the fit of the rest of it. Also get some thick cardboard (there is this nice white stuff that is easy to cut and looks like the side of a box) to test it all out before hand for the fit, but when you are using cardboard, contemplate the WIDTH of the wood you are going to use AS WELL AS the thickness of the material you are going to cover it in...

Thats my 2c worth. :oops: I just hope passing around these plans hasnt cost anyone heaps of wasted wood, time or effort..!


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i wouldn't no mine didn't work :cry:

can someone send me another copy off both and illl try again

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Yes please I would like one of each thanks. Just finished welding my boot floor

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sean wrote:
Yes please I would like one of each thanks. Just finished welding my boot floor

oh no

someone had a hole

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hey guys, plans can be found in a post in this thread, just go back a couple of pages


edit: not a problem for Maxi re: below

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Thanx for pointing that out :)


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Boot lining eh... i still have the orignal one in my LS...could tarce around that i guess?!?!?!


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Hey, Dont actually have a mini to put one of these in :cry: but ive taken them to be stored away for hopefuly the not to distant future.

Anyone actually built these yet? how'd they turn out? the centre console looks very similar to one found in many adds in the "mini world" magazine and they are asking like 25pounds or something...so share your sucess or not so succesful story?

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Yeah there is a guy flogging off pretty much the same things on eBay at the moment for $10 each. I bought them both, but thought the investment would be better passing them around to everyone for nothing :wink: :lol: 8)

I had a go at the boot liner after toying around with the plans at home on cardboard. As above, the plans are not THAT accurate, but are a good start. My advice is to leave cutting wood till you are happy with the shape and size of the cardboard cut outs. Pics soon hopefully of a completed one.


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So are we gonna make a day out of this?

Mini's, BBQ, Banter, dook doing all the work..:lol: nah, I'm keen who else wants to give it a go?

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Mini Mad wrote:
So are we gonna make a day out of this?

Mini's, BBQ, Banter, dook doing all the work..:lol: nah, I'm keen who else wants to give it a go?


CZerial and I had a go one afternoon but we havent finished them off.

Dook done his and finished them off, but now cant get them back in the boot. :lol:

If anyone is doing a working bee, I am happy to come along to finish mine off. At the moment its a good work in progress template for others. Its all cut out and not covered.


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three out of my four pieces fitted, and it still looks preety good. :D


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yeh took mine out to clean the insides
and cut a hole for the battery switch
cant get it back in
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looks sweet though!

i may wait until i get another coat of white paint in the boot area before
getting Iwanna to put it in again
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