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 Post subject: Build a MINI COUCH
PostPosted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 6:25 am 
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Ever wondered what you could do with that worthless rust free Clubman shell??

Here's an idea.

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Mmmmmmm 2 seater couch. 8)

Click on the link below to see some not-so-detailed pictures of how it was made....

http://www.inno-mini-world.com/myminis/sofa_jukebox/sofa_jukebox.htm

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And here's another one for inspiration :wink:

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not too shabby.

I'll have to start working on the missus now!!

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you could fill the petrol tank up with beer and have a special pump to pump it out so you dont have to get up to get a drink while watching bathurst or the likes.
Now there is an idea for the clubman shell i have in my back garden, the front is goin to be a BBQ and the rear can be a couch, bar, entertainment seat for my pub i have.
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Just remember to get rid of the subframe and trailing arms.... then design something a bit lighter to support the wheels...... because you can save ALOT of weight by doing that :lol:

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You could mount a sub in the boot connected to the home theatre system for that vibrating seat movie experience :lol:

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I WANT ONE! I must have one! :lol:


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I was going to make one - I had a half cut that was perfect for the job but I ended up just getting rid of it. I think I'm going to have to make one some day although my wife doesn't share my enthusiasm for having it in the lounge room :roll: .

This website gives a good step-by-step of the process http://www.miniacs.de/mini-net/couch.php

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supercharged 850 wrote:
Ever wondered what you could do with that worthless rust free Clubman shell??
I'm shocked it's gone nearly six hours and nobody's picked you up in the worthless clubman comment!!! :lol:

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i picked that up as soon as i read it :( i want one! and a trailer too :D im suure the parents wont mind them in their house lol

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MrBob wrote:
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Ever wondered what you could do with that worthless rust free Clubman shell??
I'm shocked it's gone nearly six hours and nobody's picked you up in the worthless clubman comment!!! :lol:


I can't see what he said that was incorrect. 8)

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Molina wrote:
I can't see what he said that was incorrect. 8) :P
You'll make enemies fast like that!!! The slab fronts have a big following in here :P

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well,,,i believe that the green one in the first post is an English version of the later Leyland/Rover mini,,,& not in fact a "Clubman",,,goin on the tail lights & rear number plate light only tho,,,,so therefore, the statement isn`t really suited to the pic,,,but then i would have to agree to some part of the statement, but disagree with the "Usless" part,,,as it`s quite obvious that clubmans do have their usess,,,

they make good speedway cars,,,& also quite good lounges & BBQs too,,,& on the odd occasion have been the basis for a good engine conversion , not unlike the Turbo Charged Alloy V8 jobby :-)

hee hee,,,sorry , couldn`t resist

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not too shabby. I'll have to start working on the missus now!!


You're going to turn your wife into a couch??!!!! :shock:


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You're going to turn your wife into a couch??!!!! :shock:
:shock: you must be a journalist - talk about your all time mis-quotes!!! :lol: :lol:

I'd better not show her this thread now - I'll get in trouble and definitely won't get approval to muck up HER loungeroom with a mini couch!!

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