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 clammy  2006/6/13 4:57  Tell a friend
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| wooden tray with aluminium inserts, probably adds a bit of weight... but it looks cool... |
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Posted: 2006/6/13 10:08 Updated: 2006/6/13 10:08 |
Home away from home   Joined: 2006/5/14 From: brisbane Posts: 212 |
 Re: tray there are some drainage holes in the bottom of the tray to let the water out.. the tray is actually pretty rooted, so it is better having that on that having the sketchy old beat up tray..
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Posted: 2006/6/13 9:36 Updated: 2006/6/13 9:36 |
Home away from home Joined: 2006/5/14 From: brisbane Posts: 212 |
Re: tray i bought it how it is, so im not sure what wood is in it... makes it a bit smoother, sticks to the road a bit more... and na i dont really put much in there, only a surfboard if i head down the coast..
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| Freak |
Posted: 2006/6/13 9:41 Updated: 2006/6/13 9:41 |
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)   Joined: 2004/4/5 From: Brisbane, Narangba Posts: 1356 |
Re: tray Wouldnt water sit under it if it were to get wet? I had a look the other nite at Harry's diner and it does neaten it up somewhat.
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Posted: 2006/6/13 5:07 Updated: 2006/6/13 5:07 |
Home away from home Joined: 2004/8/30 From: Christchurch Posts: 405 |
Re: tray THAT LOOKS DAMN GOOD.
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Posted: 2006/6/13 5:57 Updated: 2006/6/13 5:57 |
Quite a regular  Joined: 2004/9/20 From: Posts: 64 |
Re: tray Respect for the time and effort there man!  |
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Posted: 2006/6/13 8:10 Updated: 2006/6/13 8:10 |
Home away from home Joined: 2004/8/17 From: Melbourne, VIC Posts: 236 |
Re: tray You're right about adding a bit of weight, but it sure looks sweet. It should ride really well with a bit more weight in the back. I assume you're not going to carry much in there with it looking so flash. What sort of timber did you use - merbou or jarrah?
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