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Post by Slacker on Mar 19, 2013 19:16:05 GMT -8
well this is going to be a long term thread , so be sure to check in often for updates . We hope to have this done this year (2013) and for sale with 3 different options . 1. cab shell - for buggies and truggies 2. cab with steel floor for doved and tubed fronts 3. complete cab with front clip for resto units options will include , roll cage , dash , door shells , + + ect , ect .... We will also be building a new Precision Trekker using this new cab and our new Trekker back 1/2 .. so stay tuned for that first part  |
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Post by Slacker on Mar 22, 2013 17:02:44 GMT -8
"poped" some new inner aprons today    raw and not trimmed yet .. as I was anxious to get the pics up .. |
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Post by Slacker on Mar 27, 2013 15:12:25 GMT -8
some replacement rockers ..  |
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Post by whirlybird on Apr 2, 2013 7:28:37 GMT -8
looks great...how would one attach the rockers to the pans/cab?
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Post by Slacker on Apr 2, 2013 16:41:07 GMT -8
these are a repair piece .. for either a steel cab or our FRP cab . installing for example on a steel cab , one would firest remove the old one . most of the front section is under other pieces , so removing the complete steel piece is not usually done .. This thread might help explain a bit better . toyotatrekker.proboards.com/thread/693/500k-miles the FRP panel will be the same , except of welding , you would use an epoxy .. we use and recomend 3m panel bonder #08115 |
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Post by crusherfied on Apr 2, 2013 21:52:44 GMT -8
Right on Slacker. As I cut and hacked and welded my own homemade floor pans into my 1982 Toy I kept wondering why no one ever offered any replacement parts for this truck other than rockers. And the rockers offered suck. Love to see how it all turns out.
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Post by Slacker on Apr 3, 2013 15:57:59 GMT -8
notice .. ALL of the holes have been smoothed . I hate all the holes everywhere .
FRONT rad support mould completed today . We will have a NEW part ASAP , and then we now have a complete front clip avaliable .
sure wish I had this when I did my Trekker
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Post by whirlybird on Apr 6, 2013 8:43:51 GMT -8
these are a repair piece .. for either a steel cab or our FRP cab . installing for example on a steel cab , one would firest remove the old one . most of the front section is under other pieces , so removing the complete steel piece is not usually done .. This thread might help explain a bit better . toyotatrekker.proboards.com/thread/693/500k-miles the FRP panel will be the same , except of welding , you would use an epoxy .. we use and recomend 3m panel bonder #08115 Ah ok...I THINK I'm following. Gotta learn...I have quite a bit of repair/reinforcing todo on my Trekker's fiberglass! |
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Post by Slacker on Apr 6, 2013 16:11:38 GMT -8
Most Trekkers do
why dont I see a build thread for your Trekker ?
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Post by Slacker on Apr 10, 2013 17:35:03 GMT -8
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Post by whirlybird on Apr 23, 2013 11:18:35 GMT -8
Looks great! Pretty soon you'll be able to piece together an entire truck! Any progress on the complete Trekker back half???
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Post by Slacker on Apr 24, 2013 6:17:01 GMT -8
not yet ... still have to go get it , about 10 hrs 1 way .
hopefully this summer .
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