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hey guys just chasing a set of side steps(cheap alloy ones)or decent ones to suit my 99 gu cab chassis--i am also chasing the front grab handle that goes on the front pillar(brown /tan in colour)--and if you are in the west--a passenger side bucket seat and a centre console--cheers:o:o
Sorry bloke,
Can't help you with anything, but looking forward to seeing your mods.
cheers mate--i will take some photos shortly--i should of taken some before photos----she was a little sad--but i have spent probably every day for the last month doing something to her!!!!!
Keep your eye on Ebay mate, I have seen them pop up on there and sell very cheap!
Hi Boagie
i have a set of alloy side steps for sale
ill take a couple of pics later to day and put them up for you to look at
cheers nowoolies
Paul
hope these work
let me know what you think
cheers mate
Paul
have you tried looking on gumtree.com.au? you could also put a wanted add on their, or quokka online.
cheers for the photos mate--they are off a wagon eh?---is it a gu ?just wondering if they would fit my ute.--my ph no is 0427922999--if ya want to text me aprice--cheers chris
These are what I took off before adding sliders. Bit banged up and one of the brackets has pulled through the alloy underneath the step.
Not sure what they're worth, make an offer?
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...4/e8bc3109.jpg
:)Oh by the way, the drawers they're sitting on needs to go also :)
would ya take $50 for them?--
Yeah that sounds about right, ill pm you later
yes there off a gu then on to my old troopie then on to the patio roof ..............(where they are not doing any good at all) they are 1.7 long and i have a set of brackets to go with them, i also got the old suspension off my current gu, coils , shokies ,steering damper, they only got just under 15,000klm on them , their up for grabs as well and only been off road once , put a two inch ome lift on the busQuote:
Originally Posted by Boagie
any body in brisbane got a gu patrol interior 4 sale
need seats and door trims
cheers
hey gary,cheers got the steps--i got the jimmy onto them and bolted them straight on !!!--once again thanks mate
glad to hear mate
hey guys, am chasing a canopy for my GU Ute.
The wife wants to go North later in the year and wants me to find a canopy to sleep under.
Anyone got one for sale?
:driving2:
would like either canvas covered or X telstra if I can find.
Cheers
Hi,
Anyone got a set of 35" tyres in the shed that they want rid of, MTZ's, BFG KM1/2 - or preferably a more extreme terrain eg...Simex Centipede or similar.
Want the Mud terrains on a 16" rim but extremes could be on a 15" rim.
Thanks
Rokkitt
Hi all,
I am after a set of muddies as well but 33's for my 16" rims.
Cheers
Tim
Moved this into It's own post Tim otherwise no one will see it under someone elses wanted post.....Cheers
Cheers mate
got a set of these myself...
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Insa-Turbo-SP...item2a0d01fae6
ignore that, they're 33's, mustn't have had my glasses on when I read your post doh!!
My brother Redman (Adam) has no computer access at the moment. So because I am such a nice bro I am doing this post. Does any one have or know of a long range tank and a winch bar for sale? He has an 89 Mav/GQ wagon.
He is a slack cheap mongrel he earns more than me and the missus put together and he wants it as cheap as possible.
Hey mate - spoke to Adam this arvo and I am going to look at a couple of wrecks for spares on Sunday - I'll add these to the list he gave me!! LoL ... Nahhh, wasn't much at all, but the bloke I'm seeing may be able to lay his hands on this sort of gear. Will let you know.Quote:
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How long have you two been going out and does your wife know about it!!!Quote:
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Tony
She encourages me to have a hobby mate!! LOLQuote:
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Far King funny Bar stead
When I find some you'll be second after me. LOL
A side I never caught on to. God help the forum trip to LCMP. I will be on the other side of the camp ground.
ThanksQuote:
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Already have those in my watch list...:)
Nice looking tyre but very little information available on this brand of tyre.
If I can't find a set of 35's I will settle for the 33's.
Regards
Rokkitt
hay rokkitt
in line old son, there is only about 500 in front of you lmao
and im next hahahaha
nowoolies
I think they are quite popular in the UK, they have the deepest tread I've ever seen and are very heavy (hence I think very thick carcass). Extremely noisy on road so I would recommend as a second set, but I expect they would be as good as you can get for mud/loose soil for the price. They have huge lugs that stick out the sides. I don't know how good retreading tyres is these days, but I expect the glue is pretty strong! Just a retread copy of the Simexs I think.
Hey guys and gals,
Im chasin a ride on mower
Must start,stop and steer,oh and cut grass of course
Not fussed on make,brand, model
Just must do the job
In the brissie area
PM details and we go from there
I think someone on here knows of a few going for free ... they are only 1 horsepower each, but there is 52 of them!!!! Bwah, hah, haaaa ...
And they turn your grass clippings into fertilizer.Quote:
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Tony
Yeah not real fussed on "mobile" dog food
1 Horseie power Vs four cattle dogs,
Gettin grass down wouldnt be an immediate issues to contend with
Cory may I suggest you stay away from MTD as they are as unreliable as a Patrol with a gemini motor in it .
Thanks for the tip there Tim
Ill keep that in mind
Just to hijack another thread - and this is true as I have photos somewhere to prove it - must drag them out!!
Years ago I owned four acres and needed a ride on. Walked into the mower centre at Brendale and started looking around ... they were all very 'pretty' looking and then I saw it, the perfect ride on .. it was a McCullogh, it was bright yellow and ugly as a hatful of arseholes ... I fell in love straight away and as it turned out, it was one of very few with a steel housing/hood - this was very important to me. You see, I had seen the yard done (about 1.5 acres of grassed area to be mown) by Jims mowing when I first moved in, and it took them about 2 hours to do - I figured that was a 'casual 6 pack' of time and subsequently, I needed to be able to carry 6 beers (and keep them cold!!!) whilst I mowed. Now I'm not the best stick welder on the planet, but hey, its a mower! So literally within the hour of my new yellow pride and joy being delivered I proceeded to knock up an open top steel frame that would comfortably hold a 6 pack and half a bag of ice, and strong enough to withstand the movement and vibration, so used a 20mm square tube as a stem (like a letterbox). Made a mount that locked into the hood on both sides of the base, as the hood metal was too thin to weld and not strong enough to support the weight. It gets better!! I then figured the beer would get 'frothed' up from the vibration so I thought this through for a while ... Hmmmm ... What to do ... DING (lightbulb coming on!! LOL), I've got it!!!! I welded another flat plate onto the top of the stem and rather than put the actual container on the stem direct, I drilled holes in the bottom of it to let it drain, and 6 holes around the perimeter to put 75x6mm screws through with butterfly nuts on the bottom ... in between the plate and the actual container I glued in (to the plate on the stem) 6 squash balls to act as suspension, and then sat the container on top and put the screws through and locked it in place with the butterfly nuts till the tension was just right. VOILA!!!! A self draining, cushioned 6 pack holder mounted to my little yellow pride and joy!!!
It still gets better - when I moved and sold the mower, the guy buying it asked me what it was for, so I took him through the story and gave him a live demo (a fee beers and ice!!) whilst we pondered all things 'ride on'!!! He asked did it come with the mower and I said for an extra carton it would - he proceeded to get in his truck (a cruiser - little wonder he was easy to use Jedi mind tricks on!! LOL) and go back down to the bottle shop and buy me a carton!!!
Ahhh, those were the days ... no yard before nor since has ever looked so good as I was constantly on the McCullogh mowing the lawn just so I could avoid conversation, be on the move, and have a beer, all whilst being perceived by the missus to be working hard and keeping the place looking good!!!! LOL
I miss that mower ....
Just waiting for those Pics Bigrig
Ha ha ... Me and the missus are on the laptop right now looking for them!!! It was while I was with the ex, so I might need to call her and get them!!! She'll be ecstatic at the request no doubt!!! LOLQuote:
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