Outer Limits 4x4 Board

when we built my tray we kept it nice and low, actually dropped the tray bottom level about 3" from stock. Also built it so I could use it for camping. A esky fits on each wheel covering with tie down points. A spare wheel fits at the back with two 20l jerry cans in front. I fill the tray part with my camping boxes and on top I fit a canvas bag with my clothes, tent, sleeping bag etc

My thoughts are to not chop it.

You said in your first post that the back is getting cancerous and you wanna chop that off. After doing the exact same thing my advice is to fix the rust.

Want some extra tyre clearance? Chop the guards out.

Want a better departure? Replace rear bumper with tube, cut the quaters, and put tail lights in the tailgate

The amount of time & effort chopping just doesn't justify the end result IMO. Not to say that doing a chop will be hard, it's just when I put the two options side by side the tray option is not the 1st one i'd go with.

Not that I think you're gonna listen anyway. Damn whippersnappers

Damo wrote:I REALLY think you should chop it...... NOW!!!

Nah you're probably right Damo but it doesn't hurt to think about it huh

Whippersnappers

Thanks again Bigsteve

Sorry for the delay





Mmmm Flames

Now that is cool

Thats a cool flat bed! The owner is on this board isn't he?

I think his mate was on the board but not him personally

If I chop I'll probably go something along these lines cause it is pretty easy, looks bling and decently practical

Bling should of been on top of your priorities

-Mick- wrote::armsup: I think his mate was on the board but not him personally

If I chop I'll probably go something along these lines cause it is pretty easy, looks bling and decently practical

Yeah I know his mate was on the board but I think he once posted saying it was his. Anywho bigsteve what is the link to those pic's?

I agree that a flat bed may lift the cog but i'm sure if you fill the guts with heavy stuff then it's no different to what grimbo has done. eg; fuel cell, hand winch, spare, hi lift etc..

DeWsE wrote:Anywho bigsteve what is the link to those pic's?

Mick emailed to me, I hosted em.[/url]

bigsteve wrote:Bling should of been on top of your priorities

Naturally I am learning much

Some more

can some one email me the pics i_live@aol7.com.au

zukin4life wrote:can some one email me the pics i_live@aol7.com.au

Whay don't you right click save pic?

DeWsE wrote:

zukin4life wrote:can some one email me the pics i_live@aol7.com.au

Whay don't you right click save pic?

because they are now red x

I can still see them. That red x is pretty cool though

Sorry ladies I accidentally wiped my images

Can fix them tomorrow at work

Someone else must have some pics

More pic's people!

hers mine only half finished though

here is mine nice and simple

Jake are you whether proofing the rear at all?

Tim, that is really cool.
Could do with some fill in under the tray IMO.

DeWsE wrote:Jake are you whether proofing the rear at all?

Tim, that is really cool.
Could do with some fill in under the tray IMO.

yes mate i have welded steel checker plate in all the holes in the tray just dont have any pics at the moment. also the part that is aluminum is removable so i can still get to the fuel tank if i have too

jake lawson wrote:

DeWsE wrote:Jake are you whether proofing the rear at all?

Tim, that is really cool.
Could do with some fill in under the tray IMO.

yes mate i have welded steel checker plate in all the holes in the tray just dont have any pics at the moment. also the part that is aluminum is removable so i can still get to the fuel tank if i have too

What about the cab.... Their is a farking huge hole just behind your head....

im going to make the top half of the door removable and was thinking of getting a soft door made for it too

here is my tray. and a pic I like

haha
enjoy ashley