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Fibreglass body panels
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 7:06 pm
by Canetoad
Does anybody know if there are fibreglass panels for SWB GQ. Looking to replace doors, guards and bonnet .If available can someone tell where to call.
Thanks
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 11:49 pm
by turps
Binskins have the carbon fibre ones. Wouldnt have a clue what the price is though.
Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2004 9:40 am
by Gordo
Capital4x4/Tyrepower makes them for shorty Nissan/Mavs
Give Brett (the owner) a yell for more info/pricing :
Capital4x4/Queanbeyan Tyrepower
Cnr Yass & Bungendore Rd Queanbeyan
(02) 6284 4999
Brett's truck (as also seen in Overlander & 4x4 Aus mags at OBC 2004) :
Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2004 10:30 am
by moose
give Cheezy a ring
@ Cheezy Racing , 03 97618111
gaurds & bonnets !!
Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2004 5:58 pm
by JemmyBubbles
Binskins
Kevlar stuff.
from memory ?? Saw the prices at the last winch challenge
400 - 450 for the front gaurds..
600 or so for a bonnet...
doors ???
Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2004 9:12 pm
by A1
Obviuosly those prises for the gaurds or each ??? ................i dont mind the look of these due to the extra coverage that is in built ...................................

Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2004 5:29 pm
by ludacris
I would go the kevlar.I dont think the fiberglass ones would be much lighter than the panels.In the 1970 to 1980 cars were built more solid panel wise so the fiberglass helped back then.Please dont Quote me on that.I know the kevlar panels are cheaper than genuine stuff but then again isnt everything.
Panels.....
Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2004 5:54 pm
by JemmyBubbles
Sadly it is the price for each gaurd, however it works out cheaper than genuine nissan replacement panels.
I am sussing this out at the moment as well. I got one welll loved ?? gaurd and door that need some mending after which arb side rails would be fitted. I am just trying to work out whether buying 2 front gaurds + 2 doors + rocksliders would be cheaper than getting a door skin and gaurd having it painted then getting side rails... mmmm ways too spend money.
But give them (Binskins 4wd) a call on 02 65852504 ask to speak with
Dave Smith tell 'em Jeremy w/ the yellow shorty said to ring

. Yeah pick his brain aboot the pricing of each panel. They do need a bit of loving with some sandpaper if you want them to look all shiny and pretty though.
Interestingly, Binskins has changed hands Glenn Binskin no longer owns the joint... a very capable nice fellow by the name of Glenn Marshman (A.K.A = Max. Drives a white petrol GQ shortie as his comp vehicle) bought the business of him in May this year. He has worked there for ages and used to work at S.M.I and Arb sooo he knows his stuufff..
