Really useful boxes

[draper40]

Hey,

Lots of people are talking about using really useful boxes for storage.

Which sizes boxes do you use and where do you put them?

Pete

[FridgeFreezer]

24L size, x4, mounted in the back, plus a long one to hold socket set, breaker bar, crowbar and other bits that don't fit in normal ones. The wire frame is my new improved retention system, I will add a couple of bits to keep the long one in place, the beauty is it's just one bungee to hold the boxes in place.

[Mark]

I use 35L ones, and I put them in the back of my disco:

[mmgemini]

I noticed them in Staples last week. They look very good. If I didn't have Wolff boxes I'd be going for those.

mike

[Orange]

One of the best things about them is that they are square inside (well, rectangular, but you know what I mean!!) so they are easy to pack. Most of the cheaper Tesco/B&Q items have rounded internal corners so you end up with loads of wasted space.

I can also stand on mine, which is quite a feat as I'm not a small chap!!

I, too, use the 35L ones and 2 of them fit comfortably between the wheel arches of the 90. I will be on the lookout for a wide shallow box in the near future (like Fridgefreezer has) to store long stuff in, but also to put under the other 2 so that I can secure them down better. At the moment, they are only about 1.5" above the wheel arch box so holding them down is a bit tricky...

[denviks]

i have 2 of these bolted in the rear of my 110. not sure on size but i know they are heavy and very strong. at the moment they are green but will spray them soon.

[LandyManLuke]

I've got two 18L boxes side by side between the wheelboxes, they fit under the edge of the bench seats.

To be honest, they were a temporary solution, 4 years ago. They've lasted well, been used as seats and steps, I finally killed one when i rested the end of an axle on it, it took 10 miles to break though, my fault for not moving them!!