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SubmitterdoyleMore Photos from doyle   Last Update2008/4/28 12:47    Tell a friendTell a friend
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for those who wana see it...only pic i had showing tarp...anyways its one of the best if not the best tarp ive every seen...very very good fit! happy with it

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ddgonzal
Posted: 2008/7/14 6:20  Updated: 2008/7/14 6:20
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 Re: my tarp
Wow, nice tarp, I put it at the top of the tonneau cover article.

What brand is it? Do you have more pics or details?

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Mitch_photog
Posted: 2008/7/14 6:28  Updated: 2008/7/14 6:28
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 Re: my tarp
Yeah it is a nice tarp, does it all work the same way as the holden ute ones?

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cheater_5
Posted: 2008/4/28 18:45  Updated: 2008/4/28 18:45
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 Re: my tarp
how does it attach?
Personally having a ute that the tailgate doesnt come down on would really piss me off.

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doyle
Posted: 2008/4/28 22:11  Updated: 2008/4/28 22:11
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to the fire wall via a like nilon slider...and personaly its not a work ute so i have know need for it...ive got eskys that ken hold more than datos ken so whats the point of a working tailgate

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TnPshow
Posted: 2008/4/29 8:35  Updated: 2008/4/29 8:35
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 Re: my tarp
Don't underestimate the hauling capacity of these beasts - I used to carry some massive loads in the back.

I couldn't have done it without a opening tailgate...

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BAD310
Posted: 2008/4/29 8:42  Updated: 2008/4/29 8:42
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Don't underestimate the hauling capacity of these beasts - I used to carry some massive loads in the back.

I think it was a pic of your ute Terry I saw on here a while ago, it had a BIG bookshelf and a couch (or something of the same size) in the back.
I have a mazda bravo work ute, and the most I would do is relocate the handle to inside the tailgate and have it smoothed off on the outside. It is just too impractical, i think, to weld up the tailgate, But whatever floats your boat

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BAD310
Posted: 2008/4/29 8:45  Updated: 2008/4/29 8:45
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Heres that pic I was thinking of.

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wolki101
Posted: 2008/4/29 8:57  Updated: 2008/4/29 8:57
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Poster: doyle Date: 2008/4/29 8:11:09
...ive got eskys that ken hold more than datos ken so whats the point of a working tailgate


how are you going to get those eskys in the back of the ute though? utes look funny without tailgates anyway. i've seen a few 1200's with smoothed rear ends where the corners have all cracked when a powerful motor was fitted.

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doyle
Posted: 2008/4/29 9:02  Updated: 2008/4/29 9:02
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mate the only thing ive every put in back was a swag and spare tire....its all for looks...its practical for me seeing i have no need to put anything in back

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dattodude
Posted: 2008/4/29 9:11  Updated: 2008/4/29 9:11
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 Re: my tarp
Hey Doyle mate..don't listen to the wowsers.

I reckon the tailgate looks good. I also agree the tarp looks great. I'm happy your project has really come together. I know how hard it is to plan/execute/complete a project. Good work!


ps..I'm still struggling with the 'complete' part of my project.

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doyle
Posted: 2008/4/29 9:31  Updated: 2008/4/29 9:31
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 Re: my tarp
thanks mate yea come together good as...i gota get some serious jts horsepower soon...sould complete it wish i wasnt one my f#$king green p's for two years tho otherwise id get a leathel ca18...dieing for the day to go for a drive in one