Looking at converting my old 80 series into a dual cab.
Is there anyone in Darwin who has or could do this type of job.
I Like my old cruiser but need a ute.
Looked at cruiser utes but they wont fit under my carpport.
Not keen on a hilux as i like the big 6 diesel for towing my boat
Any sugestions
dual cab conversion
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Re: dual cab conversion
Aj auto body done my mates 100 series
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Re: dual cab conversion
Wasnt there a youtube video of someone on here doing the conversion with just an angle grinder?
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Mate I did a SWB GQ into a style side ute guess it depends on what sort of finish you are after a flat back is not really that hard to do if you want to use the back of your wagon as the back of your dual cab then that's a fair bit more work. My advice would be do a bit of research there is a lot of 4WD forums that have pics of cars that have been done be it 80 series or GQ. Good luck with the conversion they look good cut up.
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Re: dual cab conversion
cruiser or patrol conversions look great, don't know what your price is over there but here, for a full conversion with extended tray, your looking at 15K to 18K, might even be a bit more now
for the shorter tray about 10K to 15K
gives you a rough idea
for the shorter tray about 10K to 15K
gives you a rough idea
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Something else to think of is make sure you put your application in to MVR for approval easy to do and getting the car signed off is a lot easier here than any where else in aus. Just don't touch your seat belt mounts that starts to make life very hard
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