The WonkyUte (SSV)

gary
it is all ready looking good well done so far know doubt there is still plenty more mods to come :) :)

jeff

Good one Gary

The fun starts again

Are you going Orssom( and all the same components) again ?

Mike

very nice ute mate

:1peek::eyes::eeeeek::nyuk::cool::drool::driving:: thumbsup::woot::bravo:

Yeah It's ok....:)

Very nice:goodjob:

Will the back settle any lower :confused:

When's the KPM exhaust go on?

Wonky

I did not think I would like the white but after seing yours I do

Your ride height is approx 70mm lower in the back than my standard suspension ute which was built about the same time

Looking forward to watching your mods progress

Was great to meet you on Saturday

Cheers

Stu

When are you taking her to heathcote Wonky?

Excellent choice on rims :goodjob:

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Originally Posted by Wonky

Lid will be ordered shortly. Actually looking at one on eBay. Went and had a good "chat" to the guy who makes them last week and liked his approach. Turns out he makes and/or paints various parts for Holden, HSV, Ford, Toyota and even BMW, so is no fly by nighter or Johnny come lately. He knew several of the people I used to work with at HSPO and can make the lid totally smooth with no locks plus during the manufacturing process will mount blocks where the actuator guy tells him is the best position for them.

I have found a guy who has put an actuator kit together for hardlids for what seems a good price and he says he should be able to add a 3rd actuator to automatically open and shut the tailgate for me, all working off the one remote. He's tied up with another big project for the next week or so but will hopefully get back to me soon with all up price. James (being a bit of a gadget freak) like the automatic hardlid idea so will do it too.

I think everybody here will be very impressed when they see it in action! :woohoo: Quite a few will probably want one too! No locks needed as the actuators hold everything shut, so I can disconnect the tailgate latching mechanism altogether. Another problem solved! :D

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Sweet! You'll have to point us to a youtube clip when you get those actuators all going :goodjob:

Bula Bula from Fiji! Car looks great Gaz! Hope the boys took care of you whilst im away.
Looks fat and once the front springs settle (around 10mm) over the next couple of weeks, will even out nicely.

Hope you enjoy Mate.
Cheers from Fiji:cool:
John

Fantastic Gaz! Glad to see ya got the new ride :thumbsup:

Love the new wheels and lowered stance ;)

Cheers,
Steve :cheers:

Well what can I say Wonks it looks Shit






















Hot

Love it... bring on the mods mate... Chev's going to be a busy man for a while..:goodjob:

MORE PHOTOS OF WONKY'S UTE

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Looks the goods Wonk.

Get those badges off pronto. Esp that Holden badge on the Tailgate. Theres no holes behind it too.

What offset do the rear rims have??

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Looking really good Gary, the ute as well :goodjob:

Love the phat rims :bow: