70 series double cab (1 Viewer)
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crushers
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thanks M8
comparing this one with the original post, i do like the first one with the stretched frame.
this one needs a nicer tray but the price seems right.
comparing this one with the original post, i do like the first one with the stretched frame.
this one needs a nicer tray but the price seems right.
lowenbrau
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Could just buy this triple cab instead and swap in a front axle. It has a 14B which I really want my next truck to have.
1991 Toyota 1 Ton Diesel Pickup Dyna 6 Door, 9 Pass RARE LOW KM! - Edmonton Cars For Sale - Kijiji Edmonton Canada.
1991 Toyota 1 Ton Diesel Pickup Dyna 6 Door, 9 Pass RARE LOW KM! - Edmonton Cars For Sale - Kijiji Edmonton Canada.
I remember mark sending me an email about that one for a laugh. That would probably be a really cool truck.
Its really simple inside.
Its really simple inside.
needs converting to a 6x6 
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crushers
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for that money i would be flying to NZ to look at the original 4 door linked by Bruce ...
still cool truck
still cool truck
here is a 2010 gasser. sorry, no pics of the interior.
the bows on the back are for a canvas topper.
niiiice!
the bows on the back are for a canvas topper.
niiiice!
crushers
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interesting, can you get any more pics or was this a drive by?
those are all i have at the moment. apparently it is for sale, a colleague is pondering buying it. IIRC the price is 35-40 grand. if i can get some more pics i will be sure to post them up.
Here's another one..
Thats a strange factory snorkel if thats a truck from Oz, the factory snorkels are bigger than that with a different top. The V8s need more air than previous models I would guess hence the bigger intake. This looks like a safari snorkel to me
What about one of these ??
https://forum.ih8mud.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=524482&stc=1&d=1306414823
https://forum.ih8mud.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=524482&stc=1&d=1306414823
crushers
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not for me, i like the rugged good looks of the older body style. the 80/100/200 series is too "American" for my tastes...
crushers
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chopped 76 series?
were you meaning that 200 or whatever it was?
the new 70 series has grown on my a little bit but then i look at the headlights and it turns me off....
doesn't seem as rugged as the oldies.
My lotto winnings haven't allowed me to get a 79 built wayne. Keep wishing!
the new 70 series has grown on my a little bit but then i look at the headlights and it turns me off....
doesn't seem as rugged as the oldies.
My lotto winnings haven't allowed me to get a 79 built wayne. Keep wishing!
How do they do it with such a refine work on the body panel? Or are they come from the factory?
This looks like a chopped 76 to me, the back axle is in the wrong place. Anything like a load on the tray would have the lights pointing at the stars. The previous 79 looks a lot better, and the Saudi ones look even better. Take that bit of tin off the back and put a flatdeck on it - that would be nice.
This is a chopped 76 in NZ, on New Zealand's biggest farm.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=524746&stc=1&d=1306494478
wongtsenhin said:How do they do it with such a refine work on the body panel? Or are they come from the factory?
They use lots of bog, One of the troopys chopped down to a duel cab for underground reversed into a corner of a tunnel damaging down the side of the 78 and cracks of body n plenty of bog all around the back of the cab and rear door
I think I'd rather a 75 /79 with flat roof made to a duel cab than a 76 then you get duel tanks ,the feet room is the same for back passengers you just loose a bit of room under the front , but I'd rather duel tanks than a bit of under front seat storage space.
That above duel cab is a 76
You guys really love you high tray sides
From memory I think it was actually a dog box for 3 or 4 dogs, the roof of the dog box becomes the tray of the deck. Not that practical if you have something heavy to lift up there
