Thread: 110 Single cab trays

What about cutting the tray shorter?? Looks to be an ally job
Hcpu bodies are longer than the crossmember iirc but do bolt on easily
Standard single cab bodies fit but it's a lot of spanner work and parts find if
Your not handy with LR bodies ( cab rear panel needed)
I would be tempted to find a s111 rear SW body cut 100 mm of the front make
A panel to close off and bolt that on
Try Anthony Johnson in melb for a hcpu body or mabe hobbo in Adelaide
Dc

They had one at Triumph rover spares in Adelaide a while back probably still there freight is not that expensive and they ship allver Australia.
Mike

Just had a look on the TRS website they have lots of trays didnt see a style side tub but they do have and a 2 door wagon/van body in good nick.
Mike

The idea of a 2 door wagon would be great; that's actually what I wanted when I was looking at buying. But when my ute came up I grabbed it quick (no regrets though ).
I've looked at putting in the back end of a series but the advice I got was although it could be done, the rear would be too narrow and "wouldn't look quite right".
I have a feeling that shipping a tray from Adelaide might push it out of my price range unfortunately, but I've had a look at their site. Is there anywhere in Perth that big??

You could cut your tray shorter and get a solid canopy.
It would probably weigh less than a full wagon an be more flexible.

Originally Posted by Ravenwin

The idea of a 2 door wagon would be great; that's actually what I wanted when I was looking at buying. But when my ute came up I grabbed it quick (no regrets though ).
I've looked at putting in the back end of a series but the advice I got was although it could be done, the rear would be too narrow and "wouldn't look quite right".
I have a feeling that shipping a tray from Adelaide might push it out of my price range unfortunately, but I've had a look at their site. Is there anywhere in Perth that big??

Ask Phil for a quote to buy and send it over. You may be surprised. Or do like me and hire a trailer and drive for 4 days there and back. Mike

"You could cut your tray shorter and get a solid canopy.
It would probably weigh less than a full wagon an be more flexible."

I had a 110 def ute converted to wagon
My brother and I lifted the whole rear end and roof of a county fully lined
But no doors ourselves onto a trailer
Heavy but at least half the weight of the tray i took off

"I've looked at putting in the back end of a series but the advice I got was although it could be done, the rear would be too narrow and "wouldn't look quite right"
That is incorrect. It is the same width and will bolt up MOSTLY
You need to be handy with spanners and fabrication LR style

Cheapest option is to cut tray shorter
To me the most interesting option is a rear ute/panel an body cut shorter at the front so as to not interfere with the existing body and sat on the factory
Mounts
Good easy project
Just remember the rego may say cab chassis not ute
Doesn't worry me but some web wheelers love that sort of drama
Dc

Bunbury 4WD wreckers had a 130 TDI with an alli tray not sure if it will fit but surely close.