Advice sought for new Arb business.

[Macaulay]

Ignore my post, thought you was changing the whole back☺️

 

 

Thanks mate I am not ready to take on that kinda job yet. But in time I may refer back to your post. Cheers

[richy_B]

That makes sense that it's a kit. As I mention the alloy has got to cost about that. Sounds like a good buy. It'll be a lot of riveting but could be a good option. Ally planking looks the business in my opinion.

[Macaulay]

That makes sense that it's a kit. As I mention the alloy has got to cost about that. Sounds like a good buy. It'll be a lot of riveting but could be a good option. Ally planking looks the business in my opinion.

 

 

Yea I agree been toying with what to do with the back and ally is my preferred option!

 

Seen some smart looking trucks with marine ply so thinking about that too.

[richy_B]

Yea I agree been toying with what to do with the back and ally is my preferred option!

 

Seen some smart looking trucks with marine ply so thinking about that too.

Marine ply will look good to start with but I really doubt it would last. My advise is spend the extra now and it will be cheaper in the long run.

[Mark Bolam]

Marine ply will look good to start with but I really doubt it would last. My advise is spend the extra now and it will be cheaper in the long run.

 

 

+1.

I know this to be a fact.

 

I've never bothered with a box because I wanted the whole thing modular.

Ply bulkhead (which will need replacing now and then), unless you have a solid bulkehead, and 2 ally sheets bolted through the dropsides is an easy set up.

 

 

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