The Utility Belt

[DCPU]

More odd decoration from Ineos...

 

[Max]

The Belstaff crowd...won't they be well kitted out...plenty to hang off the utility belt...happy journos

 

[Tazzieman]

Build it and they will come.
Lifestyle ads keep the engine of the economy running.
Waiting to spot someone in plus fours loading golf clubs through the skinny door.

 

[Krabby]

That 1st photo really shows how far out that bumper sticks out. Didn’t realize how far it really is.

 

[Tazzieman]

That 1st photo really shows how far out that bumper sticks out. Didn’t realize how far it really is.

= Utility
Rifles, ammo etc
Hang the pheasants off the belt

 

[Bushguide]

= Utility
Rifles, ammo etc
Hang the pheasants off the belt

Thought you said peasants there for a minute

 

[Tazzieman]

Thought you said peasants there for a minute

Well them too. Not sure they have those anymore in western Europe.

 

[Disco Dave]

Crap, and all I want to do is strap steel petrol jerries to the side, you know, to keep the C of G a bit lower

 

[bigleonski]

Build it and they will come.
Lifestyle ads keep the engine of the economy running.
Waiting to spot someone in plus fours loading golf clubs through the skinny door.

It’d be a pretty small set of golf clubs.

 

[Tazzieman]

It’d be a pretty small set of golf clubs.

You seem well informed!

 

[Spjnr]

= Utility
Rifles, ammo etc
Hang the pheasants off the belt

Mate of mine had a cool idea, attaching a swinging rifle rest that mounts on the drivers door for foxing. He currently rests it on the wing mirror of his Navara

 

[bigleonski]

You seem well informed!

Math mate. For a start I can’t get my clubs to sit lengthways into my 200 with a cage in the back, and the Iggy is at least 20cm shorter, so IF you could get it into the 30cm width of the small door for a start (and I doubt it) then you’d have to open the second door to put them in properly at an angle or widthways.

I’m afraid for anything but relatively small items, getting anything into the back will be a two step, two door process.

Ideally a 40cm door may have been more practical, but with the tyre on the back that was never going to happen.

 

[Tazzieman]

Math mate. For a start I can’t get my clubs to sit lengthways into my 200 with a cage in the back, and the Iggy is at least 20cm shorter, so IF you could get it into the 30cm width of the small door for a start (and I doubt it) then you’d have to open the second door to put them in properly at an angle or

If I played golf there would be either 1 club, or a swiss army type of club. It would definutely fit.

 

[bemax]

If I played golf there would be either 1 club, or a swiss army type of club. It would definutely fit.

And if you woul play golf you would use your Grenadier as a caddy, wont´t you?

 

[jamesfielding]

That 1st photo really shows how far out that bumper sticks out. Didn’t realize how far it really is.

When I popped down to my local dealer during the Christmas break (as they have a PT02 sat in the show room) I was able to put a cup and saucer on the plastic bumper comfortably (I didn’t want to put it on the flat wing and scratch it).

 

[Eric]

When I popped down to my local dealer during the Christmas break (as they have a PT02 sat in the show room) I was able to put a cup and saucer on the plastic bumper comfortably (I didn’t want to put it on the flat wing and scratch it).

Cup and saucer and a 3 course meal on that front bumper!!

 

[jamesfielding]

Cup and saucer and a 3 course meal on that front bumper!!

It was a LOT bigger when I saw it in person compared to pictures.
A bit off topic but how much weight can those flat wings hold?

 

[Tazzieman]

And if you woul play golf you would use your Grenadier as a caddy, wont´t you?

I would play in the rough and the sand traps.

 

[Max]

I would play in the rough and the sand traps.

I bet you would play around...

 

[Tazzieman]

I bet you would play around...

Well probably. I don't see much fun in golf. Everybody seems so serious.
The Grenadier utility belt will however provide plenty of scope for the fun afforded by the utility of a proper 4x4.
I can't waut to play around with the possibilities