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FG Ute Custom Tray Build

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  • Panda Eyes
    Panda Eyes

    he'll be on in 2 weeks....

  • OZYWALKER
    OZYWALKER

    Will drive to yours if you make me a bitchin tray for my ute, needs side pipes and all to go with it haha. Not donating my ute though.

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#502

staino hide the exhaust, make no cut out for it.

just dump it down instead of through the tray. would look better
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think!

#503

Yer mate. Will be flush with body.

I want mine to be flush but not sure how that will go with 18x10s +12.

you putting a head board this time?

#504

Yer taught myself last couple days how to drive SolidWorks. Always wanted to learn 3d but never got around to it. Seems Im pickin it up ok haha.

Do you give lessons?...Total headfck after using CAD for so long. :banghead:

#505

ironbark, that sh*ts fkn solid ey? I remeber carrying iron bark sleepers my god that's sh*ts heavy.

guys I say get the samples you want. clear them both up and see from there what your after. timber looks fk loads differnt once polished/clear coated etc!!!

Don't clear coat it, sand it and hit it with decking oil every 6 months, tis a work ute innit

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Where the rear muffler is makes it pretty much impossible to dump it, it has to come out where it does. Believe me I have taken every millimetre with this 4" zorst.

18x10 +12 would be fine. Just have flared guards like I have :) that's the beauty of having the tray. Make it to suit.

Dags I can pm u links to some killer tutorials if you like. I used solid edge many years ago and went through the built in tutorials. You just work through one how they say then do it again and improvise a bit. I pretty much forgot everything though and been on 2d AutoCAD for last 10 years. But yer, the ladder bars are next and the headboard will be attached to them.

It is a work ute but the deck wont be used to lug sh*t around. The ladder bars might have rabbit ears down bottom as tie points for carrying lengths of tube etc.

The flip up ones that sit in the deck look the goods but dont know how strong theyd be. Also rekkon they would rattle like a bitch. I could end up with a few discreet little T bars welded on underneath somewhere for Justin Case though. I do have the idea of a removeable rail but the issue is it would have to bolt to the ally frame, and tapping 3mm ally is crap. The holes will flog out in no time.

#507

could always get some caterpillar lifting lugs and put a plate on either side to spread the load

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#508

Doing well for teaching yourself solid works..

Looks mint.. There are different libraries of textures available if you want to check out different wood types in the tray.. The redwood and black tubing looks brilliant though!

Would you consider painting the metal frame the same colour as the car though?

#509
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shp I was thinkin of somethin like that on the underneath side of the outside frame. but dont think ill end up bothering with tie downs.

pp my car is black (silhoette). tray would be sprayed the same.

#510

Black frame + Jarrah decking = Sexay

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