some bling

looks nice Matman,,:cool:

you can always add a small fold down table later:D

Turned out sweet!!
Those clips worked then:angel:
I also see you put the spare on the back, any troubles with clearance?

TIM.

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Originally Posted by B92 8NW

How did you cut the aluminium to shape? I went to an aluminium place and they reckoned they could not cut that shape, and that a jigsaw wouldn't either.

I'm sure my jigsaw would have with the right blade, personally.

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a jigsaw does cut aluminium (we do it all the time). :D You just need to keep the material and blade cool, otherwise the blade clogs up. Best way is with water! :p and keep the speed down:cool:

That looks smick...:)

But where do you keep the jack handle & other bits & pieces?

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Originally Posted by long stroke

Turned out sweet!!
Those clips worked then:angel:
I also see you put the spare on the back, any troubles with clearance?

TIM.

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Actually i didnt use the clips there was to much crap in behind the panel,so i went with rivets.And the spare tyre "just" fits,its pretty much sitting on the rear bumper.I think with a new rear bar,which wont sit out as far as the original it will clear it.So ive got all those bolts and clips here if you can think of something to put them on lol.

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Originally Posted by Basil135

That looks smick...:)

But where do you keep the jack handle & other bits & pieces?

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Im getting a high lift to put on the rear tyre,and in the mean time there sitting in a bucket lol.

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Originally Posted by B92 8NW

How did you cut the aluminium to shape? I went to an aluminium place and they reckoned they could not cut that shape, and that a jigsaw wouldn't either.

I'm sure my jigsaw would have with the right blade, personally.

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Jigsaw, wood blade and dry soap.

That's looks great, Nice job! I think it definitely looks better without the sticky tape ;) I just finished my rock sliders for the 130 so I'll have to post up a thread about that I guess.