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sniper

These guys don't hag about.....

Super happy with the work being done by Terry & Reece Lofley. They know I had to copper up for the job and I had told them to " leave a few rough edges " if the budget didn't cut it. Amazed at what I'm getting for my money.....

sniper

This build thread is awesome - thanks so much for sharing, can't wait to see the end result. I'm a tad OCD with the engineer within me, they look like they're doing a Rolls Royce job! If only there was a Southwest Bristol crew to go out laning with haha

Fantastic value for money you are getting there mate

I wish I had done that with ulysses. Mind it would have fallen apart if I had tried to turn it up like that :laugh: The rust I had was far worse than that. Half the floor pan and footwells was goosed. Yours will end up everlasting after all this work.

Re the tray or pickup ~ I like Jack's dual layer idea, but i do find its remarkably handy having the space of the pickup, even if its only 1m square, You will have to live with this vehicle for a long time so it wants to be at least a little practical (sorry if thats boring!)

Thanks Riccy, I'm chuffed to bits with the workshop....

WKD do the tray back kit, I understand what Jack is saying, sitting the spare directly on the chassis with just a thin muck guard underneath. Then the "tray" above that.

I also liked the way that Dave has got the rear braces on the outside of the roll hoop, then triangulated underneath to the chassis.

Lots to think about.....

sniper

How's about flatbed/tray back with removable sides/tailgate best of both worlds