

Looking forward to seeing the other bits too, plenty of write ups I hope

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Yeah I couldn't believe those plates were still available! Couldn't help myself with those.Silverbullet wrote:Man does that thing look sweet!It's come a long long way from when you got it, top work! Legit personalized plates too, an extra bit of unique-ness.
The tray will remain open. It did have a tonneau at some point but it's had the holes welded up - not a fantastic job from what I've seen inside the guards.Silverbullet wrote:Are you going to leave the tray open? I see you don't have any pegs around the edges for a tonneu, you'd be forgiven for being cautious about drilling lots of holes in it too. Custom hard cover maybe?
When they happen and I find the time to write it up they'll be hereSilverbullet wrote:Looking forward to seeing the other bits too, plenty of write ups I hope
Thanks mate.steptoe wrote:Love the plat3s - never seen a 3 represent a B before - does a great job !
Get it out there.
As for your dad - the cook - he needs a Watchdog device !
Thanks mate. I've thought a tidy looking B&S ute could be a good bit of fun. The 14s aren't going to happen, unless someone sports me a black set of those new scorpion style rims...subaruby wrote:nice
looking like a b&s ute, needs some 14's and a roll bar
Not going with the 14s. I don't like the desert rat look on these. I'm happy with the 13s and the mud + snow tyres I'm currently running as they look tough, provide loads of grip and are quiet.Silverbullet wrote:Looking more tough by the day
+1 on the 14's, looks like she could use some bigger wheels and tyres to fill up the guards better. Even if you don't go that much bigger in diameter (losing performance) 14x6 rims will give you more width which is all I got when I put Desert Rats on my ute, but it improved the look so much. Powder coated gloss black with a big chrome can hub cap really sets it off. Well, as much as you can on a 30 year old ute with cracked paint![]()
Performance wise you might be happy with just a bigger exhaust and Weber conversion without spending huge $$$ and time on EJ swaps etc.
Cheers mate!henpecked wrote:Looks VERY good
I agree. I should get that one printed upProton mouse wrote:Love that low down front on shot with the twin roofs popped up
Good to know Tony! You'll read below that quite a bit of work has been done. All up I think I've spent $95 on bits over a few weeks so it's not that expensive overall. I've had the bulk of the bits laying around until I could do the work.Tweety wrote:Nice pics.
Pacing yourself with expenditure has only come about with me in the last 5 years...and I'm 59yo. Up till then its been "gotta do it now " with sacrifices immediately.
Some expert I read once said its a sexual thing with young men. I dont doubt it. Cars, trikes etc could have satisfied me for a while when I was single a few times. Like women and makeup.
Only for a while. .....
Thanks mate. I wanted to track down a blue targa but got sick of waiting for one at the right price, this one popped up in the mean time close to me at a good price.Subydoug wrote:One sexy looking Brumby though. Nice to see red vs the common white or beige. Poor EA81, your carrying half a ton of steel on its nose.