pugslyyy
Expedition Vehicle Engineer Guy
2005-2007 FG 140 was a bench (3 seater). I wasn't aware that any year was two seats, but that probably speaks more to my ignorance than anything else.
Is that a new galvanized frame? Nice if so!
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2005-2007 FG 140 was a bench (3 seater). I wasn't aware that any year was two seats, but that probably speaks more to my ignorance than anything else.
Is that a new galvanized frame? Nice if so!
galvanised but not new, don't know how long ago it was done but it certainly isn't shiny like Alan's
I think thats why this truck became a "basket case" someone stripped it with good intentions then either ran out of money or enthusiasm
I also think its had a few owners who thought they could fix it, but they didn't they just lost more bits haha
I think thats why this truck became a "basket case" someone stripped it with good intentions then either ran out of money or enthusiasm
I also think its had a few owners who thought they could fix it, but they didn't they just lost more bits haha
SkiFreak
Crazy Person
As far as I know, all Canters come with a bucket for the driver and a bench for the two passengers.
If you install a bucket on the passenger side, as many people have (including myself), then this will more than likely hamper access to the engine, unless you have a custom made seat bracket manufactured.
The bench is hinged to allow access to the engine cover, but I have not seen any bucket seat setups that were done in a similar manor.
haha yeah I guess so, they probably just add another floor plate to the standard pressing for the dual cabs
you could tilt the cab with the tipper with a bit of tricky engineering
637's are cooler, and there drivers are generally more handsome
haha don't know about that