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More ute pics

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Its raining in Batemans Bay (at last) too wet for a ride

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so here are some updated photos of the ute.

Interior done

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Tarp fitted

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Fuel cap

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Lowered again!

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See you all,Mark.
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Post by Trev »

Lookin good Mark, will we see you at the FB EK nationals at Albry? (see nationals section of forum.
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Hi Trev-yeah will see you in Albury.

Regards Mark
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Post by EK-179 »

i love it!!! what an excelent ute, and a v8 to :lol: keep the pics coming!!!!!
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looking good smithy
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Post by HEMI »

mmmm love the bumper bar and i think thats the best way to get the carpet to fit and mats can be removed or replaced?
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Post by ekv8ute »

Gidday Hemi,

The mats are removable-couldn't use pre formed carpet because tunnel has been replaced to fit trimatic and I don't think auto carpet would fit


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Post by Blacky »

Youive got some mighty nice toys in your shed Mark !
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.


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Post by ekv8ute »

Thanks Blacky,

The bike is a bit of a diversion from car stuff!You can never have enough toys.

Mark
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Post by Utey »

Mark

Could you post some pics of the tarp
I've just finished a ute and have been trying to make a hard cover (not going to well)
From what I can see your tarp looks very neat and could be the answer to my problem.
Any information pics would be a great help


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Post by Blacky »

Nick , there is a mob who make hard covers for utes , try a search on the FE/FC website , someone on there had one made out of fibreglass.
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.


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Post by Sammy »

very schmick looking ute! i am particularly interested in the fuel filler cap you have used, i have been looking at one from Earl's which has an outside diameter of 95mm (areo 300) is this what you used ? as it looks like it fits perfectly into the hole which is what i was hoping it would do.

they also come with the unleaded restrictor, locking cap and don't leak like all other ek caps i've had in the past :)

any info you can provide would be appreciated.
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Post by ekv8ute »

Gidday Sammy,

The cap is one of Earls can't remember which model- verrry expensive but a great product.
Had to cut internal lip from body and widen hole slightly then flatten mounting surface.
Try a motorcycle wrecker for similar cap!
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Post by Sammy »

thanks for the info, i havew had a rough measure of the earls ones and i thought it would be the go, the price doesn't worry me too much ($300 i think it was) but i need its features, locking, unleaded restrictor, and the hose fitting size .... anyways i wont hi-jack your thread.
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