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One day I want to do this
J.D.:
Yeah its possible, just wondered why it hadn't all been the same model, keep the handles and lights the same. Is it 6 wheel drive or still 4 wheel drive with a dead axle at the back.
RichardM:
No, the TD5 and 300Tdi body shells are not the same. I think I read somewhere that every panel is different
muddyjames:
I found it on this web site http://www.lr-mad.co.uk/6x6.html
How you ever tried to do a 6x6 conversion on photo shop? I tried once. It was quiet hard Here is my efforts.
Also I did find on the DOC web site someone else who did a 6x6 conversion. Here is the photo I kept for future reference
Prefer the look of the one in this original post by me or my attempt. I think this one looks too dark being all black and blacked out windows. My opinion though.
How much do you think it would cost for the conversion for someone to do the lot? I would love to do it myself but havent got the confidence in my skills to do it nor can I weld! :?
muddyjames:
--- Quote from: J.D. on January 19, 2008, 19:35:03 ---Is it 6 wheel drive or still 4 wheel drive with a dead axle at the back.
--- End quote ---
If you look between the 2 rear wheels you can see something going to the back axle at a slight axle. Maybe that is another prop shaft?
Might have to buy the book which comes out this year sometime just to see :lol:
thermidorthelobster:
Funny, it does look a lot like a Photoshop job.
Can't say I like the effect all that much. 2 missing fuel filler flaps looks absolutely rubbish for a start. But if he'd replaced the rear windows & alpine lights with a single pane of glass each, it would look very nice. As it is, it just looks like a half-hearted Photoshop job!
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