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obelixxx01
1st October 2015, 05:51 PM
Hi All,
I have just taken delivery of 95600216A from AJ. I big thanks for a seamless transaction and delivery process to the Sunny Coast.....picked up the beast from Brisvegas and a straight shoot down the freeway to home...talk about a happy camper/baptism by fire...hehehe. Now the fun begins....??....:D:D:D:D:D:D
AndyG
1st October 2015, 06:04 PM
Lucky bugger, photos?
obelixxx01
1st October 2015, 06:18 PM
thanks Andy, no photos yet..the rollbar and tilt frame is down for transport so would like to get it dressed before....
AndyG
1st October 2015, 06:36 PM
Are you going traditional or something more radical.
I have only seen 101's once, and there was two :o, I was smitten
Pedro_The_Swift
1st October 2015, 06:39 PM
Expect waves!:arms:
obelixxx01
1st October 2015, 06:52 PM
this truck needs be a daily driver so am not a traditionalist at heart. looking for something useable, tough and fun...the plan is to fit out the back with as many seats as possible to take my tribe down the beach surfing....
Sitec
1st October 2015, 08:19 PM
this truck needs be a daily driver....
Welcome to the world of 101's.. It'll have to be a diesel if you want/plan to use it daily. :)
obelixxx01
1st October 2015, 08:31 PM
hehehe...yes thankfully my daily drive is pretty local...I am on the hunt for tyre and wheel advice...any words of wisdom?
cuppabillytea
1st October 2015, 08:34 PM
I am greener than that frog which keeps popping up around here. :dbcry:
Sitec
1st October 2015, 08:48 PM
hehehe...yes thankfully my daily drive is pretty local...I am on the hunt for tyre and wheel advice...any words of wisdom?
Being a 16" rim, anything big enough is usually costly... A few of us run Michelin XZL's (255/100 R16's).. Costly and rare as chooks teeth.. (Needed to keep my projectile on the road!). Several run widened 16" rims with large mud biased tyres.. Some run the original bar grips.. (Far from ideal).. Its all according to how you want it to look.. When the XZL's wear out (if I still have the 101), I will be thinking along the lines of a rim change up to 19.5" truck rims and bespoke centers, similar to the OKA's. Heres a pic of roughly what I was thinking..
AndyG
2nd October 2015, 04:10 AM
this truck needs be a daily driver so am not a traditionalist at heart. looking for something useable, tough and fun...the plan is to fit out the back with as many seats as possible to take my tribe down the beach surfing....
What are the engineering certification implications of that exercise
Sitec
2nd October 2015, 11:39 AM
What are the engineering certification implications of that exercise
Bolt them, smile and wave! :wasntme:
obelixxx01
4th October 2015, 08:57 AM
I don't expect the seating exercise to be much different to the rear seating in my Perentie. My Perentie is complied for 10 people. All that was required was appropriate ADR lap belts fitted.
Mick_Marsh
4th October 2015, 06:46 PM
I don't expect the seating exercise to be much different to the rear seating in my Perentie. My Perentie is complied for 10 people. All that was required was appropriate ADR lap belts fitted.
There is a fellow in America who is investigating making some reprodiction rear seats for a 101.
The other alternative, have you seen the bus body on mine? I'm wanting to replace it with a standard tub.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2015/10/936.jpg (http://s1074.photobucket.com/user/mick_marsh_AULRO/media/29-417/DSCF0835.jpg.html)
obelixxx01
4th October 2015, 08:31 PM
Hey Mick. That's a good set up. I assume it was a tour vehicle maybe? Which state are you located? Is the seating compliance do at all? Are you interested in a tray swap? Can I see some more photos of the set out please. Are they six seats in the back?
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