X2.
You an also have a new 45V body made to fit a 100 chassis. Would be cool.
You an also have a new 45V body made to fit a 100 chassis. Would be cool.
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Looks pretty good other than the roof, maybe he could just make a new roof.
An FJ55 was always a backup vehicle if I never found a 45V, but I don't love them anywhere near as much as I love V's. I had thought of doing as you say with just putting the new body on a modern chassis and than the original one in storage for a time down the track when I have more time and money to do a proper restoration on it.Hey Twisty, If you are sticking with the 'rest-mod' idea go with the new body and a new chassis. Stick the 45V and it's original chassis in the corner of the shed and do an original restoration at some point when you are old and grey. If you didn't want to spend the coin on a new 45V body and chassis. You could look at doing a FJ55 - still a cool truck and you can still cart the family around. Cheers, Ben
Yeah, this was a plus of making a new body. Could play with the dimensions a little to suit wider diffs etc.X2.
You an also have a new 45V body made to fit a 100 chassis. Would be cool.