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trouble is actually finding one. ive only found one and the guy wanted stupid money for it.

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i say go for it, i'll be joining you very soon hopefully. i was advised not to chop one, and to buy a ute that was already done. seems like a good idea, but to expensive for me so im gonna have to do it myself. its pretty much each to their own, some people like it, some dont.


Yeah me too.

Found a couple of rusty vans that are unfortunately economically unviable to restore as vans.

Ute here we come!

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do u a deal tricky, cause u and me both are after round nose vans, if i find one up there i'll let you know about it and vice versa 8) :lol: ive found a van, but im going on holidays for 3 weeks, so no ute for me for a while.

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Its a deal!!!

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What about a van chopped into a convertible ute/estate :D go low an wide like an old cadillac or something 8) or make a sedan into a ute by moving the rear window forwards and using the C pillars as the B's if that makes sense :wink:

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Hatchback Kenno??

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I say dont do it, however another chopped van will make mine all the rarer.

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Hatchback Kenno??

funny that, I was thinking of a hatch back 4 seater van today :wink: :D

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just dont cut a estate up. i got a talking to for that one :lol:

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just dont cut a estate up. i got a talking to for that one :lol:


I agree with that 110%

However, when you come across a rusty van (or two in this case), and they are to far gone on the roof to restore, then a logical option is to turn them into utes (actually one ute, as I think I will have to combine both shells to get one good unit).

Man I love the vans, and the woodies even more - but utes are uber cool!!

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However, when you come across a rusty van (or two in this case), and they are to far gone on the roof to restore, then a logical option is to turn them into utes (actually one ute, as I think I will have to combine both shells to get one good unit).

Man I love the vans, and the woodies even more - but utes are uber cool!!


couldnt agree more. im hoping to find a van that has realy bad roof rust only in the back :P dont like my chances tho. i dont like woodies as much, my preference, love the utes tho :D

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