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Everyone at the garage has gone to the Easter Jeep Safari in Moab Utah so I can't work on me truck. I have been thinking again (dangerous) of doing some half doors. I had the time to edit some pictures. I liked these the best out of about twenty different ones that I did. I would probably use the glass and some of the outside shell. Just thought that I would get some opinions.
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some Toyota doors that I downloaded
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Not a half door but great looking tube doors






Edited by HeathGQ. Find a different pic of the door please.
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Post by rOd »

Toyhatsu wrote:Not a half door but great looking tube doors



Go with the boob doors.


No, I mean tube doors. :D
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Post by *BESTY* »

Kent, have you actually taken your doors off your hinges ??

If you do, take a picture and work on the aesthetics of making the 1/2 doors look good
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Toyhatsu wrote:Not a half door but great looking tube doors






Edited by HeathGQ. Find a different pic of the door please.



Sorry, I didn't feel that the picture was offensive...an attractive young lady (Marlin's daughter) in a bikini top and jeans.

How come we have a moderator for the Daihatsu forum that doesn't even own a Daihatsu? :finger:
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Post by murcod »

:rofl: surely there wasn't anything offensive about that door pic !?! You see people getting around in public places with less than that on.... :roll:

My vote would be for the tube door idea- that way you don't have to butcher your standard doors! ;)
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Post by Toyhatsu »

I've seen people just cut the top part of the hinge for quick removal. Or from a Toy site:

Grind the head off one of the stock pins and carefully hamemr it out with a drift. Try to keep the little bushings in tact and reuse them. I then went down to the local hardware store and bought a hitch pin that slides right in and has a retaining ring to hold it in place. I ground some material off of the heads so that they could fit past the bolts without any problems.

Tube doors are great till it pours down rain.
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some tube doors
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and another... Half doors keep all of the beer bottles from rolling out :D
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Post by HeathGQ »

Toyhatsu wrote:
Toyhatsu wrote:Not a half door but great looking tube doors






Edited by HeathGQ. Find a different pic of the door please.



Sorry, I didn't feel that the picture was offensive...an attractive young lady (Marlin's daughter) in a bikini top and jeans.

How come we have a moderator for the Daihatsu forum that doesn't even own a Daihatsu? :finger:

#10- Pictures that contain obscene or sexually oriented content are not allowed and may be removed. If a member continues to post this content their membership may be cancelled.

I didnt find it offensive either Kent, but i dont make the rules.

And I used to own a Daihatsu... and theres not much left of yours that Daihatsu is there??

Top work though... the tube doors look good... as do the cut down doors...
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Post by Toyhatsu »

I wasn't serious Heath. You had a red Oz Rocky for years right? I am grateful to be able to post here, throw out some ideas and get some feedback. Good moderation man. You never know who is looking over your shoulder.

If it is true that Toyota owns 51% of Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd. then all of our vehicles are mostly Toyota. You are right that I have swapped a lot of stuff out but it still looks like a slightly modified Feroza.
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Post by rOd »

I kind of like that last chopped door pic.
It even has a cup holder! :D

It would offer a bit more protection from mud and other crap as well, all though the tube is probably stronger and definetely looks cool. :cool:
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Toyhatsu wrote:I wasn't serious Heath. You had a red Oz Rocky for years right? I am grateful to be able to post here, throw out some ideas and get some feedback. Good moderation man. You never know who is looking over your shoulder.
Oz Feroza...... loved it, and would love another, but not for the off-roading I do now. We love our Nissan for that!!!

Yeah I like the cupholder door!!! :armsup:
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HeathGQ wrote:[Oz Feroza...... loved it, and would love another, but not for the off-roading I do now. We love our Nissan for that!!!


Yeah, i miss my feroza for everyday practicality. BUT my SWB GQ rocks on the fun stuff! :twisted:
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Post by Toyhatsu »

I can't carry as much stuff as you GQ guys but I bet I can keep up with you :D
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Post by SimplyPV »

thats what trailers are for! :finger:
[quote="simplypv"]its a Strine thing and i just dont understand![/quote]
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