Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Hey guys I'm looking for pictures of custom traybacks Preferably zook but I spose any are good

Since pics are no go I was hoping for links to good ones or emails of pics etc

The back of my lwb is gettin cancerous, I'm avoiding my uni work and the little voices keep sayin 'chop chop' What else can I do

just dont get damo to do it, it'll be 20 years before its back on the road

I'll post some tommorrow of mine

www.overkill4x4.com

I like Sam's first tray back, some pic should be on his site.

I say tube it out, but fit panels so it looks stock ish on the road.

I like the look of a tube rear as opposed to a tray

Like Jake ? Hallenbecks - ex top truck (US) car that got stretched with flat alloy/plastic sides. Looked legit but all the practicality of a tray.

BTW I hate flat trays. they are really dumb.

bigsteve wrote:I say tube it out, but fit panels so it looks stock ish on the road.

I like the look of a tube rear as opposed to a tray

I'm probably with you there I'm just looking for inspiration........ and distraction

Gwagensteve wrote:Like Jake ? Hallenbecks - ex top truck (US) car that got stretched with flat alloy/plastic sides. Looked legit but all the practicality of a tray.

BTW I hate flat trays. they are really dumb.

Is that it ahhhhhh pictures

Gwagensteve wrote:Like Jake ? Hallenbecks - ex top truck (US) car that got stretched with flat alloy/plastic sides. Looked legit but all the practicality of a tray.

BTW I hate flat trays. they are really dumb.

Thats what I was thinking

Though in micks case he already has the wheel base.

Mick, even black perspex panels or something like that, you'd save a bit of weight.

I would tube the rear and then get some ally panels bent to shape for the rear corners.Cheap and easy...

Jamie

Yep, that's the car.(the bottom one) Not much harder to do and WAAY cooler than some steeenkin' flatbed. Lower COG when loaded too. In the cars that I have messed around with trayback style, I have always ried to get the load at chassis rail height, tather than at the highest point the tyres reach as with a flatbed, especially as often these flatbeds have 2 feet of daylight between the load level and the chassis rails.

here are a couple of pics of mine

What the? two things, no toolangi pic and coilovers?

why do you think it has been off the road for a year

very bling, hows the dual cases going?

atlas

well the cats out of the bag, you may as well spill the beans.

vitarajim wrote:well the cats out of the bag, you may as well spill the beans.

Graham needs an Atlas to find his zook

bigsteve wrote:

vitarajim wrote:well the cats out of the bag, you may as well spill the beans.

Graham needs an Atlas to find his zook

nah its easy just have to look in the shed

get a set of front quarters but mount them backwards in a dovetailed fashion over the tube rear

i smell a chop

antt wrote:i smell a chop

Tonka, your just lucky i'm to slack to find the thread.

On the up side grimbo has finally posted some different pic's. Well done

I can guarantee 100% other than the colour the tray has not been chopped

antt wrote:just dont get damo to do it, it'll be 20 years before its back on the road

Fack you




How's the finger, grinder boy

Thanks for the pics Grimboa + Dewse Thanks for nutin everyone else No some good ideas around Any pics of these ideas though cause I'm a learn by lookin kinda guy

Grimbo I never really looked at your tray properly before it's pretty cool I like the idea cause it's still fairly practical

I have some good pics just can't show em Any more

-Mick- wrote:I have some good pics just can't show em Any more

stevenm@onq.com.au

Email em dude, i'll host em.

bigsteve wrote:

-Mick- wrote:I have some good pics just can't show em Any more

stevenm@onq.com.au

Email em dude, i'll host em.

goes searching..........

Someone has freed up some harddrive room by removing my pictures

Sent what I could thanks Bigsteve

I'll try and get them on today