International AR-110 Ute

I can't seem to find my original posts that I started a few years ago hence this new thread.

To start things off Bobsboy wants to know what is under the parcel shelf and the answer is nothing because it is part of the ute tray as shown in the picture below

I have finished the body and chassis and am now prepping for reassembly.
Below is a rear view showing the tail lights etc.

Home made AR-110 emblem

Great looking job Graham. The badge came up a treat. I did come across an AR110 in Botany that had a piece of steel across under the window & the parcel shelf hacked out for extra storage. Bit of a rough job.

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Under the parcel shelf is. . . the ute tray.

Food for thought.
I'm collecting ideas for a cab and a half Japanese ute.
(Ideas, the cheapest part of any build.)

My tribute to oldskool, built on a modern platform while maintaining total road worthy and ADR compliance is my vision .

Modifying the roof line would not be within my build parameters but I do want that 1/4 window.

Your interior photo's described it perfectly for me.

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-b

I have finished fitting ply to the rear of the cab from the top of the rear window down

Have also started to fit the wiring and airconditoner

Still messy under the dash but this will be tidied up

The windscreen washer nozzles and battery tray are in position

Looks good mate.

Finished making the Gear shift cable bracket and gear shift sender bracket

Put the body back on the chassis for the last time

very impressive Graham, love your work

Lookin' Good Graham.

Very Nice.........Well Done.

Thanks for the kind words gents

Couldn't do much today with family Easter functions in full swing but I decided to fully bolt down the chassis and when I started to do this, I noticed that the brake vacuum hose was being crushed by the front mount bolt heads ....bad maths on my part for not allowing for this when I ran the vacuum hose on the top of the chassis rail. To fix the problem I made up some spacers and fitted two per side even though one would have been sufficient

Spacers fitted

Vacuum pipe is no longer crushed

Another view (sorry about the grainy picture due to poor light)