right on brayn - i very much enjoy the way you do things, no brand names here, just fabrication, very cool...
cheers
cheers
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Any new pics Brayn?
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Eish! The workload(dayjob) just bugged up everthing.To top that my N91(only camera I hav)gave some troubles,so I'll be without one for another week!
I did fit the grill and lights,basically its only the interior thats left!
I did fit the grill and lights,basically its only the interior thats left!
That is absolutely awesome. I only wish I had access to a shop like that. Outstanding work, and I love your pictures. Please keep updating this thread!!!
I couldn't make up my mind on whitch way to go on the front bumper as I need to make provision for a winch!.
I finished the side steps and took it off to prep for paint,before taking pics!.
I also removed the bed completly, and moved the brackets by 25mm! The wheel arch is now centered!.
The front fenders's prep is also finished,will paint tomorrow!
I built a ressesed(spelling) battery box since the inner fenders came up to high.
I have this idea of building the bumper out of channel iron.A bit heavy but will stand up to abuse!
Tonito ,Nice reg. plate!
one of my favorite
a few more
Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
I like it !
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Like a LOT!!
I like it,a LOT!!!
I'll do some modifations on mine!!!
B.
I like it,a LOT!!!
I'll do some modifations on mine!!!
B.
brayn, I've got more pics at different angles on that bumper. Its modular, the winch tray fits inside the frame rails, it's 1/4". the two wings are removable and bolt to the sides of the outside frame rail, the d ring hooks are 90 degree pieces that bolt on, and the bar over the winch bolts on top. the guy who designed it is named Felipe, he posts over in the 70 section.
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Posting again
It's been some time....
One of the farm trucks broke so... Project Poenix had to evolve into a farm truck!
To make it more practical for farm work,some alternations were made!
These are the last pics of Phoenix!
It's been some time....
One of the farm trucks broke so... Project Poenix had to evolve into a farm truck!
To make it more practical for farm work,some alternations were made!
These are the last pics of Phoenix!
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Wow Brayn, it looks really good, sorry to hear that the direction of the project had to change...still a very unique vehicle for our part of the world.
P.S. Do you still want a set of wheel spacers, supplier is in Germany for 3 months, so no luck yet
P.S. Do you still want a set of wheel spacers, supplier is in Germany for 3 months, so no luck yet
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Nice rig. Thats a bummer about having to change directions on it but I know I would be drooling if I even thought I could come close to affording a truck like that. 
agrred on the sadness that you had to turn directions with the build, it is a sweet rig.
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Oshinguru!!
I build,(I don't know what you guys call it) Bakkie-rails for it, cutting up the roll-bar!
Then put on some 750-16 on split rims on(The 33 MTR's is just too wide.Sticks, stones and Camelthorns like the fat side-wall!!)
The ride was unbearable!!!
This weekend I put on 265/75-15's on 8" steel rims.
One morning,after a whole night in the veld,hunting,one of the guys on the farm stood in front of the Cruza ,shaking his head and said "Oshinguru".Oshinguru means Warthog!I guess the name's going to stay!!
In a way the project Phoenix did come to a full(a new Cruza was born out of the ashes of the old!!)
I just ment it to be a nice goodlooking showgirl,now it's a warthog!!!
I guess I'll build another!!
I build,(I don't know what you guys call it) Bakkie-rails for it, cutting up the roll-bar!
Then put on some 750-16 on split rims on(The 33 MTR's is just too wide.Sticks, stones and Camelthorns like the fat side-wall!!)
The ride was unbearable!!!
This weekend I put on 265/75-15's on 8" steel rims.
One morning,after a whole night in the veld,hunting,one of the guys on the farm stood in front of the Cruza ,shaking his head and said "Oshinguru".Oshinguru means Warthog!I guess the name's going to stay!!
In a way the project Phoenix did come to a full(a new Cruza was born out of the ashes of the old!!)
I just ment it to be a nice goodlooking showgirl,now it's a warthog!!!
I guess I'll build another!!
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Well...I must say that is one beautiful warthog 
. Good work!! 
. Good work!!