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Jack & Fire ExtinguisherAugust 2007 (Addition)Scissor JackThere is a good space under the left hand bonnet which lends itself to fitting a scissor jack. I made a couple of brackets and used some adhesive foam to mount the jack. A hunt around the plumbing section of the local DIY store located some suitable clips for the jack handle.Fire Extinguisher)
This is a simple addition and it is just a question of finding a suitable type
and design of fire extinguisher and a suitable place to fit it.Gloria fire extinguishers are widely available and refillable. Powder extinguishers are suitable for class A, B and C fires so are recommended for vehicle applications. I chose a 1kg dry powder extinguisher (Gloria P1GM) which has a shrouded head and a mounting bracket. Its height is such that it fits neatly in one of the wells behind the front seats with a couple of self tapping screws.
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