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2d extreme ute conversions anygood?
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2d extreme ute conversions anygood?
hey guys i am lookin into getting my 60 series cut into a single cab, have heard good and bad things bout 2d extreme has anyone got pics of there work?
seirra, ute chop, air locked 60 series diffs, 4-link rear, 3 link front, 35's,18" fox air shoxs, h.i.d's, 6hp high mount,
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Location: Blue Mountains, or on a rig somewhere in bumf*ck idaho
Re: 2d extreme ute conversions anygood?
PM me with any of the bad things you have heard about Dale mate and i'll see if i can set you straight. I didn't have Dale cut my cab, but after hanging round his workshop and knowing him quite well by now i wish i had. Even if there ARE issues with work, he's the kind of guy who is prepared to fix them and work through them with the customer.60_series_united wrote:hey guys i am lookin into getting my 60 series cut into a single cab, have heard good and bad things bout 2d extreme has anyone got pics of there work?
There's more to fabrication than equipment and skill, there's the craftsman's attitude and people skills too
http://www.populationparty.org.au/
Re: 2d extreme ute conversions anygood?
i was just told they can be a bit rough but the guys i have heard it from didnt get any work done there so they probably have no idea.rockcrawler31 wrote:PM me with any of the bad things you have heard about Dale mate and i'll see if i can set you straight. I didn't have Dale cut my cab, but after hanging round his workshop and knowing him quite well by now i wish i had. Even if there ARE issues with work, he's the kind of guy who is prepared to fix them and work through them with the customer.60_series_united wrote:hey guys i am lookin into getting my 60 series cut into a single cab, have heard good and bad things bout 2d extreme has anyone got pics of there work?
There's more to fabrication than equipment and skill, there's the craftsman's attitude and people skills too
im just asking to get other ppl opinions
cheers tyson
seirra, ute chop, air locked 60 series diffs, 4-link rear, 3 link front, 35's,18" fox air shoxs, h.i.d's, 6hp high mount,
Posts: 3725
Joined: Wed Jun 30, 2004 1:45 pm
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Location: Blue Mountains, or on a rig somewhere in bumf*ck idaho
Re: 2d extreme ute conversions anygood?
No worries mate. Trust me there's rougher cuts being done by people out there, i know from experience.60_series_united wrote: i was just told they can be a bit rough but the guys i have heard it from didnt get any work done there so they probably have no idea.
im just asking to get other ppl opinions
cheers tyson
http://www.populationparty.org.au/
Don't forget mine 
Some hate it for the tray not lining up but it is of a different 4b, so for what I GAVE HIM TO WORK WITH i am happy to recomend him to anyone.
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic121 ... ht=migaloo
Some hate it for the tray not lining up but it is of a different 4b, so for what I GAVE HIM TO WORK WITH i am happy to recomend him to anyone.
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic121 ... ht=migaloo
if ya gona rev it, Chev it
Re: 2d extreme ute conversions anygood?
I have seen a lot of guys do fab work over the years and as more and more clown buy mig welders off eBay and call themselves fabricators it is becoming easier and easier to find crap workmanship badged as skill andsome idiot trying to charge top dollar for it.60_series_united wrote: i was just told they can be a bit rough but the guys i have heard it from didnt get any work done there so they probably have no idea.
im just asking to get other ppl opinions
cheers tyson
Dale is currently doing work for me and prior to letting him touch my truck I went out there and spoke to him in person, after a few hours it became very obvious that he was a straight up honest sort of guy who loved what he did and didn't put the all mighty dollar before a customer or his quality, not to mention he actually had a clue.
Based on talking to him and him showing me some of his work I got him to do the job for me and so far I have been very happy with his work and more so his attitude. He was more than happy to tack things up and allow me to inspect before weld out and not to dress any of his welds once done. One sign of a good tradie is that they are proud enough of their work and confident enough in their ability that they do not feel the need to grind stuff back and but cheap ass black paint on everything.
I would have no issues recommending Dale to carry out any sort of work on your vehicle and for those who are suggesting he is ruff, it is quite funny that they haven’t actually had any work done by him yet they feel the need to comment.
One thing I have learnt being in the fabrication industry is that those that can’t talk about it and hang $hit on those that can.
Give him a call, go and have a chat and make up your own mind, there is no substitute for looking a guy in the face and talking to him in person, especially if he is gunna cut your truck up …..
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