M5 Ute
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Raggyman

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2,317 posts

266 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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Came across this today... www.m5ute.com looks pretty cool for a BMW..

phrich

549 posts

246 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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That looks great.

However a HSV UTE would have saved him a lot of time.

MyM8V8

9,468 posts

218 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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Could have gone all the way and finished it off with a set of half tracks.

motomk

2,186 posts

267 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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Wait til Tiger makes a Corvette Ute!

MyM8V8

9,468 posts

218 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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We already got them, they're called Maloo's. Just need to bring them up to date with an LS3 or LS7 donk.

donk vxr

2,755 posts

219 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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MyM8V8 said:
Could have gone all the way and finished it off with a set of half tracks.



My new acquistion is not far off that with a live rear axle and cart springs + 1300 kg load. Mr Fish is having it next week for a service/mot etc. Its been laid up since 2003. Bought it from the recievers dealing with UltraMotive who did a lot of work for Holden.............PS Must not modify, must not, must, oh bugger!!!

Monnington

234 posts

225 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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What a pussy!!

He might have gone for a V10 M5 to do a proper job.. biglaugh

Bonnie and Clyde

11,701 posts

215 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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Not bad but i'd rather have a Maloocloud9

MyM8V8

9,468 posts

218 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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donk vxr said:
MyM8V8 said:
Could have gone all the way and finished it off with a set of half tracks.
My new acquistion is not far off that with a live rear axle and cart springs + 1300 kg load. Mr Fish is having it next week for a service/mot etc. Its been laid up since 2003. Bought it from the recievers dealing with UltraMotive who did a lot of work for Holden.............PS Must not modify, must not, must, oh bugger!!!
Live axle eh? Now there is something I could work on for the strip!!! And only 1300kg. Should have had the blighter meself, only I don't like tray's.Ook for sheepshaggers though!!! getmecoat

donk vxr

2,755 posts

219 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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MyM8V8 said:
donk vxr said:
MyM8V8 said:
Could have gone all the way and finished it off with a set of half tracks.



My new acquistion is not far off that with a live rear axle and cart springs + 1300 kg load. Mr Fish is having it next week for a service/mot etc. Its been laid up since 2003. Bought it from the recievers dealing with UltraMotive who did a lot of work for Holden.............PS Must not modify, must not, must, oh bugger!!!


Live axle eh? Now there is something I could work on for the strip!!! And only 1300kg. Should have had the blighter meself, only I don't like tray's.Ook for sheepshaggers though!!! :getmecoat:



Ha Ha, We used to have 1000+ sheep here a few years ago,................hehe

MyM8V8

9,468 posts

218 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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I thought so! Were they happy?

donk vxr

2,755 posts

219 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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MyM8V8 said:
I thought so! Were they happy?



The buckles on the wellies wore out so they had to go!!!!!..............

Island boy HSV

726 posts

262 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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The quality of work and the finish is unbelievable, I would have used the original seats even if the cabin needed to be bigger. The rear of the cabin needs more thickness, like a Maloo. Over all I think it is a great bit of kit.

global-i

368 posts

239 months

Friday 14th November 2008
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That’s some seriously good sheet metalworking gone into that project.

Bonnie and Clyde

11,701 posts

215 months

Saturday 15th November 2008
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donk vxr said:
MyM8V8 said:
I thought so! Were they happy?



The buckles on the wellies wore out so they had to go!!!!!..............


Apparently if you put the sheep on the edge of the cliff they push back betterscratchchin No need for wellies.

MyM8V8

9,468 posts

218 months

Saturday 15th November 2008
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Island boy HSV said:
The quality of work and the finish is unbelievable, I would have used the original seats even if the cabin needed to be bigger. The rear of the cabin needs more thickness, like a Maloo. Over all I think it is a great bit of kit.
You're right. Even the Germans would be happy with that quality, and so would I. Hope I can get my tubbing something like when I do mine.

Lesson for HSV. That's how you do it (Properly)!