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i think it looks like a beast although it would look better with a flatter grill

thanks nathan, and ben, we only really do some of the local tracks and just cruise around properties because it is an LPG and it doesnt run right on petrol yet, but we are in the process of fixing that :)

the arb's would be a bit better because they are whinch compatible and because that was a photo from 2010 the bar is not the same as it has been smashed into a steel pole and has a big rusted crease right down the middle

just a warning if using beads for a bb gun to balance tyres, put a shot glass full of radiator antifreeze in there aswell as this stops the plastic from freezing together in cold climats and making the balance even worse than it was to begin with

well, here it is :dance: there is more in my albums

thanks julian, we have looked at those but there a bit out of our price range and i also wanted a progect to do over the summer holidays

yes i live in nsw, aus

thanks, i was thinking somewhere along those lines but minus the winch as we dont need that, but it looks good and might use some ideas from it

hi, the cruiser is actually my dads but he is planning on a new ute soon and i plan to buy it off him and do it up a bit. we go offroad about once every 3 weeks and i drive it around a fair bit, manely when we go out shooting on some properties around here though

Your name: jesse Your Cruiser:1991 80 series 6 cyld gas/petrol Mods on your Cruiser: dual battery, engel, uhf, lightforce spotties, maxxis a/t's, some random dented and rusted bull bar Plans for your Cruiser: 3 inch lift, 35 inch mud tyres, snorkle, arb bull bar, rear drawers, custom rear bar...

i want to build a solid rear bar to an 80 series with minimal mucking around on the actual car due to it wont be at home much, any ideas will be much appreciated :):text-thankyoublue: