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Post by Clarkie »

Can anyone tell me what sort of weight loss there is going from a full body LWB to a single cab and the double cab inc the tray?

I like the green extra cab,be good to have that extra dry space for gear,you could make up holding nets of some sort for cloths/etc keep them out of the water(I'm thinking the water would have to be pretty deep throught)

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Post by BIG GQ »

I wasn't suggesting put a bubbled back wall onto an extra cab. I think it would look silly I was purely pointing out that the walls are the same just with a half and full bubble on the GQ's

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Post by killalux »

BIG GQ wrote:The green one is Darren Blackburn's old truck and was done by On Track at Slacks Creek. You can also buy the back wall panel from On Track.

This is the green one being done.

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As it looked when first done

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anyone know what on track charge to supply the rear wall?
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Post by G_loomis »

I think the rear panel goes for about $500-$600.
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Post by not not »

Yep bout $560 last i herd bout 2 months ago
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Post by badger »

is that just the flat bit at that back or does it have corners moulded in for the sides too
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Post by AFeral »

[quote="Clarkie"]Can anyone tell me what sort of weight loss there is going from a full body LWB to a single cab and the double cab inc the tray?

help do a wagon chop. It took 4 off us too pick the back of the body up and it was heavy if thats any guide.
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Post by siklux »

i chopped mine into an extracab, it took three of us to lift it into the truck but im sure the tray or whatever you add on will be of smilar weight i would think. Ive got a tube tray getting made up and by the time its done with roll bars and crap, its going to be as heavy i would think
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Post by killalux »

not not wrote:Yep bout $560 last i herd bout 2 months ago
thats a good price assuming that it comes ready to mount a rear window into, no just as shown in first pic.
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Post by Mick. »

For anyone who is interested I got a price on a new roof for my patrol and they are about $650 trade. That price is for short wheel base and long wheel based GQ patrols. The rear panel off an early model GQ coil cab is around $600 trade also.

These prices are genine Nissan. ;) I got a price for a second hand roof from the wreckers and they wanted $750. :roll: So I think i'll buy new panels. :rofl:

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