Outer Limits 4x4 Board

I have seen that there are fiberglass replacement windscreen frames available for the jeeps and old FJ40 cruisers buit can you get these for the sierra? My frame is about stuffed (rusted) and need to get a replacement one and would get the fiberglass one if i could.


any info on these would be great.


Thanx B4T

Theres a company in New Zealand that make fibreglass panels including the cab itself. I can't remember where I found it - someone else might have more info maybe...

Here's an Aussie company:

http://www.ozeastfibreglass4wd.com.au/bodykits.html

They might do the panels you need.

I have a good one for sale.

I also know SSS auto parts for a new non genuine one for about $220 bare.....

Anyone seen or had a fibreglass cabin? Interested to know what they are like/cost etc.

The new Zealand outfit .

http://www.4wdfiberglass.com/

I have , or had until I rolled it , some half doors from there . Seems good , fitted well .

Chris

sierrajim wrote:I have a good one for sale.

No you don't.
Peter.

droopypete wrote:

sierrajim wrote:I have a good one for sale.

No you don't.
Peter.

You're right, now they've both got good loving homes to go to

there are some awesoe bits and pieces on that link to the fibreglass company. Some cool single piece front ends, high clearance LJ80 front on a Sierra tub anyone?

Thats what rotazuk (who posted the 4wd fibreglass link) has. Widened LJ80 Front clip (widened 100mm) on his 413. Looks good and heaps of clearence for bigger tyres. Hopefully he can post a photo of it as i dont have any of his vehicle on my puter. The whole front clip/inner guards hinge off the 413 bonnet hinge so makes it easy to do any work on the motor

Strength wise I wonder how good these bits would be. The panels look really good and would make a change from the standard rusty zuk panels if they hold together well.

glad to hear the front hinges from the bonnet hinge, would have been alot of work to check the oil and water price is good, but i wonder if it would hit an arb bull bar on the way up

Speaking of fiberglass.. Have u looked at Prime Mover trucks. they have F/glass bonnet. In a major crash, they're all stuffed like plastic but cracked and bent everywhere.

I repair those sort of thing.

F/glass alone won't last as long as steel frame due to vibration and abuse to it. I'd go for it if it got steel frame inside the f/glass for reinforcement also the F/glass will act like a 'skin'.