Get on it mate!
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Get on it mate!
I like that AB! Get a few snags on a 35 inch barby plate 👍
Cheers, Danny
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1998 GU wagon - 2.8 out - mighty 4.2 in. Locked front and rear with 4.6 ratios. 4 inch heavy duty coils. Tough dog adjustable shocks. Too much to mention and hopefully more to come.
They are quite common in South Africa, they love their braais. Mate had one in his patrol many years ago.
dont leave camp till it cools
Where will we put your spare wheel bag?Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
I did make a couple of BBQ plates for @FNQGU and his mate from 6mm plate and rod..
folded flat. From last talks they loved em..
The problem is prices. .
I think mine were $180 each..
I can't compete with the $30 pos.. even though it's 1.6mm sheet and expanded mesh..
there are some photos in the forum somewhere ,,,on the rear
of some 4x4s in the big sand pit , {Saudi]
Yep, can vouch for 6mm plate...
Loads of BBQ jealousy conversations around that thing mate.
That's good to hear..Quote:
Originally Posted by FNQGU
a spanking new 35" centipede fits snugly under a bag mate so anything under that should be fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigguwesty
I see what your saying.. no good for 35's though and the bag..Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
I still think it would fit though.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigguwesty
Let's make one and I'll try it out ;)
Say the word boss and I'll make it..Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
Unfortunately my $$$ is my build at the moment mate but "word" ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by bigguwesty
I'd hate to see your build bills lol..Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
Mine are bad enough..
even laser cut from 6mm SS would add $$$ to the cost, but would look ideal
rather than have the legs in place like that my bbq plate has nuts welded on and I screw the legs on other than that sits on the floor in a bag
The ones I made for FNQGU all folded flat. Legs tucked under it..Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin07