Great Stuff hewey.
Have you seen the pic on pg 175 of Feb 2011 Street Machine Mag ?
Cheers, Adam.
Hewey and Liana's EK ute
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Thanks guys.
Aiden I cant make Tug, going down to Wagga for my nan's 90th birthday, so not really something I can miss!
And yeh Ive seen the pic Adam, thanks
I forgot about sending it in and was flicking through it the other day and came across that shot 
Aiden I cant make Tug, going down to Wagga for my nan's 90th birthday, so not really something I can miss!
And yeh Ive seen the pic Adam, thanks
I forgot about sending it in and was flicking through it the other day and came across that shot -
Grimbo
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Looks good mate, love both the pinstriping and the nose art. 
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So this weekend after putting it off for ages I decided to get in and make up a new timber tray. Damo's old tongue and groove flooring just wasnt doing it for me and I wanted something where I could strap the bikes down. The other requirement was I wanted the whole thing flush so I could still easily slide things into the tray when required.
I bought some spring loaded tie down points from a truck supply mob, which look pretty good and feel nice and strong. I also bought some 12mm ply for the tray. Did a lot of measuring and eye balling and mocking up with various bikes to work out where I wanted the tie down points for easy bike carrying and to also make sure they didnt interfere with the bearers of the tray floor. Marked out the positions, used a hole saw to cut out the centre sections, and hand chisseled the outer area so the flange would be flush to the tray. Repeat x 6
Still needs some minor finishing and a coat of varnish, but its almost there Unfortunately I also found some nasty bits of rust in the lower floor, so I'll sort them out before I permanently attach the tray
I bought some spring loaded tie down points from a truck supply mob, which look pretty good and feel nice and strong. I also bought some 12mm ply for the tray. Did a lot of measuring and eye balling and mocking up with various bikes to work out where I wanted the tie down points for easy bike carrying and to also make sure they didnt interfere with the bearers of the tray floor. Marked out the positions, used a hole saw to cut out the centre sections, and hand chisseled the outer area so the flange would be flush to the tray. Repeat x 6
Still needs some minor finishing and a coat of varnish, but its almost there Unfortunately I also found some nasty bits of rust in the lower floor, so I'll sort them out before I permanently attach the tray