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40 body on a 60 series
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40 body on a 60 series
Thinking a 40 ute cab on a 60 series chassis would be cool.
Just wanted to know if anyone has done it?
Matt
Just wanted to know if anyone has done it?
Matt
mate that is a great idea. its much easyer than grafting 60 series steering, diffs, shafts, gearbox into a 45 series chassis.Frankenyota wrote:Wanted a 40 swb, but these seem to hard to find?
Can get a bare ute cab for nothing so the brain started ticking over.
Its just the cab so i thought why not put it on a 60 chassis and get all that models benefits.
JEs
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aslong as the cab fits properlyjessie928 wrote:mate that is a great idea. its much easyer than grafting 60 series steering, diffs, shafts, gearbox into a 45 series chassis.Frankenyota wrote:Wanted a 40 swb, but these seem to hard to find?
Can get a bare ute cab for nothing so the brain started ticking over.
Its just the cab so i thought why not put it on a 60 chassis and get all that models benefits.
JEs
your going to have to do custom body mounts, and probably cut some of the front of the chassis off id imagine.
making mounts for the cab of a 45 series must be the esayest thing on d planetShadow wrote:aslong as the cab fits properlyjessie928 wrote:mate that is a great idea. its much easyer than grafting 60 series steering, diffs, shafts, gearbox into a 45 series chassis.Frankenyota wrote:Wanted a 40 swb, but these seem to hard to find?
Can get a bare ute cab for nothing so the brain started ticking over.
Its just the cab so i thought why not put it on a 60 chassis and get all that models benefits.
JEs
your going to have to do custom body mounts, and probably cut some of the front of the chassis off id imagine.
all you would need to do is turn the tub upside down, run 45x45 tube across the mounting points on the tub, weld in the mouting tabs so the tun bolts to the tabs ,flip the body, sit ontop of the chassis, get it level, pack teh tube to chassis, WELD unbolt, cut off excess tube.
front guards are even easyer!
apron, end of story
use the 60 series steering column and shaft and your about ready to rock.
just make sure you line up the tub properly so the front wheels are centred in the front guards, although being a little forward wont harm it.
hardest part of this mod would be designing the tray.
HOWEVER
if you ask me, i would do this same excersize with a GQ patrol Chassis.
Instant COILS.
Jes
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if your a toyota freak, 80 would work. aswell, although cost might be prohibitive.Frankenyota wrote:Coils would be nice but like to keep it all toyota, maybe 80 series?
Seen a build up with an 80 series chassis under a 45 cab, was a sweet looking truck.
60's are getting cheap to buy thou.
Jes
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patrol chassis means your car is a patrol, what body suspension and drivetrain is on it means very little to qld transport. Chassis number = car.Frankenyota wrote:Would like to use it for offroad trips, so would prefer it regoed.
Will this be a problem in QLD?
Will your shorty be registered?
Still need a car to get to work so no trailer queens yet.
I did read somewhere on here that it had changed recently, but dont believe it to be so as I have still heard of at least one rhino buggy hammer being registerd as nissan patrols.
I would discuss with an engineer and double check queensland transport regualtions before getting too far along with this.Shadow wrote:patrol chassis means your car is a patrol, what body suspension and drivetrain is on it means very little to qld transport. Chassis number = car.Frankenyota wrote:Would like to use it for offroad trips, so would prefer it regoed.
Will this be a problem in QLD?
Will your shorty be registered?
Still need a car to get to work so no trailer queens yet.
I did read somewhere on here that it had changed recently, but dont believe it to be so as I have still heard of at least one rhino buggy hammer being registerd as nissan patrols.
cheers
rob
hands and mums dont count!!!
the 45 on to 60 series chassi, as soemthing i was thinking about a week or so ago.
if all it requires, is the fabrication of body mounts, leveling of the body to the chassi, to get the cab on, it doesnt seam like a hard job, and like mentioned all the 60 series benifits.
i think it would be a pretty good idea.
if all it requires, is the fabrication of body mounts, leveling of the body to the chassi, to get the cab on, it doesnt seam like a hard job, and like mentioned all the 60 series benifits.
i think it would be a pretty good idea.
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i'll try but last time i say him he was planning on heading bushbj on roids wrote:pics!pantheas18_hj47 wrote:i know a guy who put a troopy body on an 80 for the 1hz.
He is an ex mechanic and does all his own body work and stuff - modified some of the body with fibreglass.
Anything can be done with the right attitude
his next project was an 80 on a 60. decided he wasnt that keen on 1hz after the 40/80
Drive it as far as you can then sleep in it and get up and do it all again!
Bidders has a extra cab 45 series on a narrowed 80 chassis, Scotty's blue extra cab 45 is the same deal. They both run Chev's. Have a look at basically any Ateco winch challenge thread over the last couple of years.pantheas18_hj47 wrote:i know a guy who put a troopy body on an 80 for the 1hz.
He is an ex mechanic and does all his own body work and stuff - modified some of the body with fiberglass.
Anything can be done with the right attitude
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