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Flat topped fenders like yours will make a great chair /table /workbench on the fly -very handy!

Can any owners shed any light on how the body is constructed? From what I can tell it’s some kind of sheet material with expanding foam in between? Has anybody been to the factory and watched the process? Would love to know more in order to try and copy the process on something.

filon? I’m learning something now- is that sheet material?

Thanks for the info- I will use it on my build -looking forward to trying it out

I don’t know if people refer to it as shuttering ply in the US- it’s ply used for making concrete shutters- people obviously use it for anything they want,but that’s how some of us in the UK refer to that grade of ply- it’s generally a bit cheaper than WBP or marine grade

I’m going to pick your brains again if you don’t mind?! How many tins did it take to coat the pickup and have you used their epoxy primer?

I going with raptor coat on mine-have you used it before? How have you got on with it?

decision fatigue! ,haha, yes it gets a bit like that sometimes ! Are you using shuttering ply?

Looking good- I’m thinking of a 270 awning for mine,do you know which one you’re going to use yet?

Got the wings pretty much done now

great build mate, I like the spinning bit-is there a bearing in there? Like the welding table also

Nice job

Thanks- your affirmation is greatly appreciated-there is room to move the axle forward if needed ,but it matches the woolly bear where it is. some more done to the roof rack

I want to see what the roof rack looks like,so I’m taking a break from the wingfenderrunningboards and making some roof rack supports

I was thinking of making my own doors,I agree ,bought doors look like a good option

If it gets me a girlfriend that looks like that and a Gucci handbag I’m in

The departure angle is high on this design-it always looks like the axle is a little too far back though? I’m not sure how it will feel when it’s loaded. I have half a plan to put a removable mounting on the back to take my sons crf125-that will surely add some weight to the back- do you have a...