As seen at Wheels day this year;[frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame]
Not completely finished as you can see, but a very tidy job with the benefit of a more spacious cab too.
Traveller to pick up conversion
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- Minor Maniac
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Traveller to pick up conversion
"Once you break something you will see how it was put together"
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Re: Traveller to pick up conversion
Like it, what engines that then? still fed off a single su..
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Re: Traveller to pick up conversion
Looks like an 'O' series to me.Alex'n'Ane wrote:Like it, what engines that then? still fed off a single su..
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Re: Traveller to pick up conversion
That looks really good
Re: Traveller to pick up conversion
Just seen this, anyone any more info on it?
Re: Traveller to pick up conversion
From the picture that looks like a great conversion and a well thought out rear.
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Re: Traveller to pick up conversion
Lovely looking conversion
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Re: Traveller to pick up conversion
A friend of mine did this the other way round a few years ago. He put a traveller front on a pick up then extended the back and added another axle. Great for with long legs.