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Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 10:04 pm
by DaveM
Oh come on, play along guys :cry:
I thought it was elmojerry again, is it Nibby? Guess that would explain the unnatural choice of cruiser :lol:

Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 11:12 pm
by rokhound
Crack up dude.
it aint me 'piggy.
His truck does look better than yours though Tim :lol: :lol: :lol: (joking)

Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 6:58 am
by hosehustler
Yes it is a cool looking 55 and the steering set up has been well thought out, engineered and is most definately a better st up than what I have done :oops:
I have to admit I'm jealous :o

Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 8:36 am
by niblik
MNC wrote:Nibby???


nope... Image

DaveM wrote:I thought it was elmojerry again, is it Nibby?


still nope... Image

i do know who though... crack up...

Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 10:40 am
by bigpigcruiser
y do yous think its somone being funnay. Im not trying to crack any funnays.

now, dus n e one no who i can use to get my pickup that my cousin bard off me, i need it to cart around mah tahs. i think these ones are as much use as cole's law in soup.

SUM1 NEEDS 2 GIV ME GUD INFO BOUT UTE CHOPS do you think my plywood bak is good or not. thankfully nothing rubs gainst mah tahs.

Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 1:25 pm
by timotheus
It took me till the second page to figure out what tahs were.....

Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 1:38 pm
by rokhound
You sound like you should own a Landrover. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 1:41 pm
by fweddy
To tidy up your ute chop, don't worry about the paint, that will just get scratched any way, the plywood option is good, a renewable resource -just go with some no-more-gaps round the edges. Might want pinkbatts too, - keeps things warm

For ya 'tahs' get them taken off the rims and screw lots of real long screws through from the inside and then have them put back on, that will give you heaps of traction. And the air pressure on the inside will hold the heads against the tyre and seal the pressure in. If that doesn't work get some of that space invader stuff to full them up with.

Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 1:57 pm
by Steve_t647
Fweddy u forgetted to said you can add wooden bitz to the outer of the 'tahs' for the screws to screw in, this make it good for runin in mud, da wood will make da 'tahs' float better and gives back the road legal amount of tread, just add some stones or your sister and cousin to the truck before you attempt river crossings, the "tahs" will make it float, or roll over.

only thing is remive the 'tah" mods for the rock crawlin

with the 'plywood bak' u need to paint it unless you want to replace it when it gets waterlogged, Also if you can find a window for the back it will look more original and the WOF guy's cant ping you on mirrors.

The 'to hook' looks good but needs a piece of string holding it to the bumper in case u pul it off in a reverse toe, with the tire mod's yopu wont be the one stuk. Jerry can help you with that send him a PM.

Have fun and see you out there in the mud.

Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 2:21 pm
by timotheus
fweddy wrote:For ya 'tahs' get them taken off the rims and screw lots of real long screws through from the inside and then have them put back on, that will give you heaps of traction. And the air pressure on the inside will hold the heads against the tyre and seal the pressure in. If that doesn't work get some of that space invader stuff to full them up with.


Marvelous idea, has anyone actually done it?
Using space invader is genius.

Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 7:53 pm
by nzhunter
fweddy wrote:For ya 'tahs' get them taken off the rims and screw lots of real long screws through from the inside and then have them put back on, that will give you heaps of traction. And the air pressure on the inside will hold the heads against the tyre and seal the pressure in. If that doesn't work get some of that space invader stuff to full them up with.


Actually sticking lego blocks on with a bit of glue can give you some more traction and give u an instant 10mm of tread lol Also makes them warrentable :lol: :lol:

As for the ute chop shes farkin mint the greenies would be stoked with that. She'll be right mate, you could put some rimu architraves around if you want that 'bling' factor 8)

Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 10:37 am
by Bubba
I was going to suggest screw on sprigs, that way when then wear out you can just screw in new ones but I now see that wood screws with planks of 4x2 is a much better idea.

With the plywood hole coverer, just hinge it at the bottom and run some bailing twine from the top and tire it to the revision mirror. That way when you reverse you can let the back down and it gives you a better view, also handy when you do the shopping and for picking up nthe kids from school

Re: damn, onotha chch guy

Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 9:55 pm
by bigpigcruiser
I hav bin lurkin for awhiles and thought id updat ma thread, unfortunatly i rolled it so hard the chassis came thru da floor :shock: so its gooonnneee, but i hav bought another truck

Re: damn, onotha chch guy

Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 9:58 pm
by skid
bigpigcruiser wrote:I hav bin lurkin for awhiles and thought id updat ma thread, unfortunatly i rolled it so hard the chassis came thru da floor :shock: so its gooonnneee, but i hav bought another truck



do tell

do ya have piccies of ya new truk there fulla :?: :?: :?:

is it as beasty as ya last truk wiv dem big tahs :roll: :roll: :roll:

Re: damn, onotha chch guy

Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 10:43 pm
by mroffroader
Oh gutted as that your rolled it.... I reckon just tex screw it back together to fix it maybe a bit of super glue for added strength (you know the stuff that your aunty/sister sniffs in that paper bag) Whats your new truck I hope you put em beg tahs on it.....that 55 was mean as chi