Tomsoffroad & Customs

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good to sees a well made product being sold by someone who makes well made products. :D
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that Safari rear bar is IMPRESSIVE Tom.
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CLUMZ1 wrote:that Safari rear bar is IMPRESSIVE Tom.


Cheers

All finished now. Just got to add flares this morning :mrgreen:

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That rear bar is something else...if I hadn't had mine refabbed last year then I would seriously be booking it in for one!
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Cheers guys :D

I still have this custom gearbox x member to suit a KZN130 auto Surf if anyone wants it. $348+gst or I could be keen to swap it for a UHF radio and ariel (vehicle mounted) or any other goodies that might take my interest :mrgreen:
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Flares :mrgreen:

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very nice, wish my truck looked like that :(
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y60 safari driver wrote:very nice, wish my truck looked like that :(


It can be arranged :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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what thickness plate do you use for your bars mate?
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tow99 wrote:what thickness plate do you use for your bars mate?


3mm,5mm and 6mm. Depending on what is going to get the most hammering :mrgreen:
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:lol: Damm! you canty boys must be soft.... I use 10mm and they still bend em :roll: Pushing 3ton forklifts, trying to push willow trees over, logging old pine trees, etc

Nice work on that rear bar on the whale.... always found them hard to style right 8) 8)
Always cool to see your latest :D
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De-Ranged wrote:Nice work on that rear bar on the whale.... always found them hard to style right


Hey - don't put us in the same whale boat as the hi-top owners, I'm proud to drive a lo-top!
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lol, still a whale, just the difference between a hump back and a sperm whale :lol: :lol: :lol:
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tomsoffroad wrote:Tomsoffroad and Customs is now an agent for Runva winches
If anyone is in need of one of these well priced winches let me know :D :D

Hi Tom, love this page mate. Would easily be the one I look at the most.

How do your prices compare for the winches?

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bob_or_jim wrote:
tomsoffroad wrote:Tomsoffroad and Customs is now an agent for Runva winches
If anyone is in need of one of these well priced winches let me know :D :D

Hi Tom, love this page mate. Would easily be the one I look at the most.

How do your prices compare for the winches?

Cheers


Thank you :D
Let me know which one you want and I'll suss out a price :wink:
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Petes 80 Series rear bar. Chopped off the rear factory x member. Made new mounts blah blah blah :mrgreen:

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that is f#*%ing sexy Tom. Very nice. How muchy?
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pressy wrote:that is f#*%ing sexy Tom. Very nice. How muchy?


Thank you :D Pm'd :wink:
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pressy wrote:that is f#*%ing sexy Tom. Very nice. How muchy?


I'm very happy with the end result thanks Tom. Just the front bar to go next year then it's done.
As far as price goes? I could of saved myself a few bucks if I removed the original rear bumper and tow bar before giving it to Tom. He also had to make me up a new removable tung for the tow bar as the original one was to short.
When you consider Tom had to do that as well as design something from scratch or a picture? I think the price I paid was very fair.
Looking forward to doing more business with you next year fella.
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What are the rules around chopping out that rear crossmember?
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wjw wrote:What are the rules around chopping out that rear crossmember?


It will need cert but will fly thru :wink:
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tomsoffroad wrote:
wjw wrote:What are the rules around chopping out that rear crossmember?


It will need cert but will fly thru :wink:


I'm sure you knew that Bill. :roll: :lol:
Cert=$400+ bucks later. I'll wait till the front bar is done before I get Cert.
Damn, wof runs out at the end of the year. :oops:
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petefj40 wrote:
tomsoffroad wrote:
wjw wrote:What are the rules around chopping out that rear crossmember?


It will need cert but will fly thru :wink:


I'm sure you knew that Bill. :roll: :lol:
Cert=$400+ bucks later. I'll wait till the front bar is done before I get Cert.
Damn, wof runs out at the end of the year. :oops:


I kinda did, but the rules change... I've had 3 certs and each time the rules have been slightly different.
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Heard a rummor that the only remaining certifier in Chch is not accepting any more 4wd work. Not sure how accurate this is, but if true then that should fark some of us up. Timaru is next closest place to get your rig sorted.
What qualification's do you require for this certifiers gig? It can't be rocket science can it?
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isnt there a dude down south who has come up and doing it aw well atm????????
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Wayne Martin. You are missed. :(
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petefj40 wrote:Wayne Martin. You are missed. :(


Yes you are :( :( :(
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are you using don hoff tom we use him up here and prefer him
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imsohi wrote:are you using don hoff tom we use him up here and prefer him


Havn't personally had to cert anything since Wayne left the scene, have sent a couple of trucks his way tho. I had to write a producers statement for one of them but otherwise all good.
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