is it just me ?

[navdog_d40]

is it just me or are there alot of chopped 4 door patrols with a tray put on the back i see more and more everyday ?

also i have seen a holden vs 4 door chopped at the back with a tray ??

is it really worth people spending the money i wouldn't think doing it would be cheap...

any one els seeing them ?

 

[ONLOCK]

its only expensive if you pay someone to do it, lots of guys are doing it themselves

 

[Goata]

It mainly depends on the engineers cert. Some are alot dearer than others. If you can do the body work yaself it would make a massive difference.

 

[d22dave]

There was 2 gq 4 door patrols parked together at the swap meet in ballarat, And there was 3 or 4 100 series cruisers chopped down as well, Only downside is they only have a 6x4 tray

 

[trav298]

If Nissan or Toyota sold them from the factory like that they would make heaps of money!!! Lots of people looking for 4 door, solid axle, trayback, full size 4wd. I know I would buy one if they didnt command such a high price!!

 

[Leprechaun]

Only downside is they only have a 6x4 tray

Thats bigger than a D22 tub.

 

[KraftyPg]

Big only counts when you know how to use it properly

 

[d22dave]

Thats bigger than a D22 tub.

But not as big as the tray on my dualcab nav, its 6 x 6

 

[apolloxbgt]

Given that they run a chassis,and that is only a body mod, do they even need to be certified?

 

[navdog_d40]

my tray is 1.8 meters long on my old d22 .

 

[joshy]

they do need to be certified. we cut my mates gu into a dual cab. cost him bout 1500 all up, and probably that much again to get engineered.

 

[Leprechaun]

I think it would defeat the purpose of having a Patrol if the tray hung out over the backby 1 meter.