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Re: Progress
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thats got to be one of the nicest datto 1200 utes ive scene ,, ive actualy got it as my computer background lol,, one day myne will be like that..

Posted on: 2007/11/12 4:41
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the carpet was very flexible and there was no need to mould it. i just used contact cement or "Quick Grip" as it may be known, to hold it down.

Posted on: 2007/9/19 0:29
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Very smooth.

Nice stance too.

Posted on: 2007/9/18 14:22
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lovin your ute mate!! very very nice it will be smicko wen done. reckon its one of the nicest utes ive seen. not too over smoothed ie. tailgate still works comin up a treat be sure to keep us posted with the 'progress'.

Posted on: 2007/9/18 13:54
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so did u heat the carpet up when u moulded it?

what type of glue did u use?

Posted on: 2007/9/18 12:00
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okk....
The latch system fo the tailgate is out of a hilux, to make this system work i have mounted the hilux bits in my tailgate and have two electric soliniods pulling and pushing them open and closed, i have a two way momentry switch mouned in the tray and you just push it to release and push it again to lock it.

The carpet is just marine carpet that i bought from bunnings warehouse. the carpet is glued onto a false plywood floor, which i lift out wen i chuck my bike in the back so i dont get it dirty. all up the false floor cost me $70.00, the carpet was $50.00 and the glue $20.00. I got the ply for free but this would of course add to the cost.

Thanks again guys, ill keep you updated.

Posted on: 2007/9/18 10:43
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Hey. Very nice! Whatd you use in the tray and how much did it set you back? Looks pretty schmick.

Posted on: 2007/9/18 9:15
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hey man

loving ur ute..

VERY NICE, HOW MUCH

as "borat" would say.. lol

Jus one question.. wat type of carpet is that in the tray.. and what did u use ont he floor of the ute?

i was gonna use the black car carpet..

cheers, Ben

Posted on: 2007/9/18 8:54
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Hey man your ute is lookin sweet. What catch system have you used to lock the tailgate

Posted on: 2007/9/18 7:49
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yeh the wheels are superlites. And yes alot of hours have gone in!
Thanks for your replies guys!

Posted on: 2007/9/18 7:33
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