For me, no... But for my wife trying to get out... Yes... Its quite entertaining to watch, as coordination is not high on the cards!! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by garrycol
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For me, no... But for my wife trying to get out... Yes... Its quite entertaining to watch, as coordination is not high on the cards!! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by garrycol
A bit late now but I think that the bumper bar needed to project out in the center that way the A bar could have benn a bit further forward instead of what looks like flat against the grill.
Aesthetics of a 101 are in the eye of the beholder, round bar or square bar a bit like trying to determine what colour lipstick to put on a pig.
Great work Simon. I can see those steps would be very handy.
Rouge, of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by slug_burner
Here's a shot of fresh paint! It had tacked off nicely an hour ago (with a little help from the diesel fired Demon Heater). All being well, I'll bolt it on tomorrow eve!
And here it is in place!!! Well, Im happy with it!! :)
Here's a pic of the integral step. They will be useful for SWMBO!! :D So, after Wombat, I think it might be Hardtop Time!!! :)
Looking great simon!
dogs danglies buddy! get cummins logos on them front downies ;)
Good job.
Right.... The bumper is on and done.. All lights hooked up and tested.. The light is good, but I have an earthing issue, soooooo electrical whizzzzz's out there.. What's my prob? I have 4 halogen main/dip globes. I've wired up only the outer two to work on dip beam (as I believe 4 dips are illegal), and the 4 main beams come on together. When on dipped beam the inner two globes glow slightly. All 4 earths are hooked to two known decent points. When on Main Beam, I touch the two unused inner light dip beam wires to an earth, the light becomes a lot brighter. All joints are soldered, and wired up correctly. Is it poor quality globes, or should I be re checking the earths? Even with the slight issue, the light is awesome!!!! Wombat here we come!!! :D