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Sierra ute chassis

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Sierra ute chassis

Post by beaver700 »

Gday,

Does anyone happen to know if there are any differences between the NT suzuki sierra chassis and the sierra stockman ute chassis?

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Post by Gwagensteve »

It's longer...... ;)

Nothing from a mount point of view if you are planning on swapping your gear over.

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Post by beaver700 »

Gday Steve,

Yeah that was the general idea... so the only difference is that the chassis is longer?

Cheers mate
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Post by Ridge »

here is a pic of my 86 1L tray back

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4age zook ute in lots of bits
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Post by christover1 »

1983 LWB 1.0 litre Ute.
NB bobbed and Vit power steer converted, stock otherwise

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