Thread: Series roof onto PERENTIE windscreen

Thankyou for showing us what many have been unable to.
Very useful for people who wish to adapt a series roof to a Perentie. We now know what needs to be done.

For the rest of the roof, have a read here:
perentie hardtop conversion

If you take a good look it still sits higher than a genuine 110 or defender roof.

I found these pictures on the internet a while ago; I don't know anything about the vehicle. The joins on the roof suggest it is a Series item (although 110 roofs aren't exactly difficult to find, so it begs the question of why).

The vehicle I posted in the OP is an FFR, but he didn't use series sides or soft sides. You can just make it in the photo that he fabricated his own sides out of aluminium chequerplate and security screen.

I see this vehicle all the time so I may take some more photos and post them up here for everyone's interest. I think it's a good setup for a tropical rig, max airflow

What I've been wondering about is using a series windscreen to allow series roofs etc, because I have LOTS of series parts. Obviously windscreen brackets are different but what else?

Cheers,

Tom

Originally Posted by Wicks89

The vehicle I posted in the OP is an FFR, but he didn't use series sides or soft sides. You can just make it in the photo that he fabricated his own sides out of aluminium chequerplate and security screen.

I see this vehicle all the time so I may take some more photos and post them up here for everyone's interest. I think it's a good setup for a tropical rig, max airflow

What I've been wondering about is using a series windscreen to allow series roofs etc, because I have LOTS of series parts. Obviously windscreen brackets are different but what else?

Cheers,

Tom

Wipers wont work. They will hit the centre post of the windscreen.

Originally Posted by Phil B

Wipers wont work. They will hit the centre post of the windscreen.

Not necessarily!

If you invert the LHS wheelbox and use series wiper arms and rubbers instead of the 110 type they should work the same as standard late SIIa or SIII wipers.

Only catches I can see would be legal - reduced screen area and reduced wiper coverage. But you would almost certainly get away with it.

John

Originally Posted by JDNSW

Only catches I can see would be legal - reduced screen area and reduced wiper coverage. But you would almost certainly get away with it.

John

I don't know who would ever pick up on the above JD, there is at least one registered Perentie with a S3 windscreen and roof getting around in NSW