Suzuki Club UK

fue pictures of the sj im doing.

started like this


sold the hard top roof as i want to convert to a pick up













boths sills was replaced both rear arches, was 2 big pathes both sides behind driver seat and two bits in the back, basicly the usual places. primered then seam sealed the welds then stone chipped the bottom and in boot floor





then primered







then the magic happened











na its time to put back together , sort a roof and back out and bucket seats new wheels and some tyres and some longer shockers

Thanks for looking

blimey that colour nearly blinded me good job

Nice work.

Did you virtual lift the front arches a bit aswell?

Great to see another one being saved.

Dan

This is looking like it's going to be one seriously nice looking truck. I can't wait to see what she looks like finished.

really like the look of that...

i want my red to be that bright :( haha

Jay18 wrote:really like the look of that...

i want my red to be that bright :( haha

Get the polish out.

Edweird wrote:
Get the polish out.

i need to finish painting it yet, need some nice weather to get the rollers out then i can wax it and pollish it when its finished being painted...

Thanks for comments

dan_2k_uk wrote:Nice work.
Did you virtual lift the front arches a bit aswell?
Dan

No i was going to cut them out like rear but there was only two small holes, so i cut the holders for the wheel arches off and just filled them ,

just need to find some wheel arches. just not liking the price tag on them

For the rears you could just use some sort of plastic/rubber strips like my truck but you might struggle to get the fronts looking the same.

Maybe you could use some little angled brackets to fit a small strip at the same kind of height as the rear and attach a plastic strip to that?

Thats the cheap way of doing it anyway

Dan

i know what you mean.

Im intending on getting these
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200723018403? ... 274wt_1037

ill get some wheels and tyres first and fit to see how far they stick out then i can see what side arches i need