Does anyone know if you can still get a rear door table for the patrol?
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Does anyone know if you can still get a rear door table for the patrol?
g`day whippett
i have seen rear door tables at BCF and at Ranger camping stores if thats any help
i would have a look then go home and make one
would be as easy as
nowoolies
M series, GQ or GU cobber?
Seen lots of very nice DIY ones on M and GQ's
The GU's are a bit trickier due to the different trim and door shape. I cheated and have the fridge on the left and the "unused" fridge slide on the RHS drawer becomes a pull out table
Don't know of any commercially available tables specific to Patrol models but might be some out there
thanks guys i have a gu. Black widow use to make them, they stopped because there wasn't a market for them. I think your right nowolies check one out and make it myself.
Hey Kelvin - don't you have one of these on the back of yours??
Here's one a friend of mine made for his GU.
Tony
That's a real neat job your mate did tony, I give him top marks on that!
that is a very neat job i find that cooking on these is not suitable
even on a low flame.
great for bread and butter and preping
Tailgate is built in table.
Check my members ride thread mate, built one myself for about $60.
My Tuf 42 GU.
I made me own only cost about ten bucks for the tie down thingy's, we even cook on it.
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I got the BCF one. I'll post some pics in the morning.
Ross
I made my own out of some scrap stainless, It did cost me a slab to get it folded and piano hige spot welded. It is big enough to fit a portable bbq. Door is held via a nutsert fitted behind the splashback with s/s wire holding it in place when down. I also put some pinchweld to stop the metal to metal contact and rattle
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LOVE the stainless!! Looks f'ing awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by MADCOW
Hey Whippett.
I got this from BCF discounted because I’m a member.
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Ross
handy Ross
It works, don't itQuote:
Originally Posted by gec
Hi yont Tony
Can you get some more some pic your mates?
Looks exactly like the Tyre step I have 2 reach the roof rack i don't have, never would of though about using it as a table.Quote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
These are the only other photos I have at the moment but he only lives 10 minutes down the road from me so I can get more if you want them.Quote:
Originally Posted by cossy
He replaced the original door panel with 12mm MDF so it would be flush when closed, and covered it in trunk liner.
The table top (I think it's also 12mm MDF) is covered in lino and edged with aluminium angle.
Tony
just found this one
http://www.trektable.com.au/suitable...atrol%20GU.htm
hmmm, might have to invest in one of these soon! looks very useful to prepare food and other stuff.
Mate of mine has something very similar. I think he made his for around $80 and all quality bitsQuote:
Originally Posted by YNOT
Nice clean job Tony, I like it and it looks quite sturdy. top marksQuote:
Originally Posted by YNOT
Nice one Ross, might have to spend a bit more time at BCF. thats a pearler as well, and so simple.Quote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
Suits me fine.... and also a member.
Cheers buddy
Great link buddy, cheersQuote:
Originally Posted by toddrhind
I was going to make a rear table out of stainless but that one that you posted up tony looks so neat and tidy I'm almost tempted to copy it.. its also a hell of a lot cheaper lol