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Hi all, my mate and I got a corolla van turned into a ute to use for transporting things we needed for our bus. Now its time this might rolla was converted correctly. The car is strong and runs well but I want to make sure its all done correctly before I take it to an engineer for approval.

Can anyone tell me what I should be looking at to make sure its safe? Does anyone here know where to take it in Hobart?

 

As its going to have a business name on it I want it looking hot. At the moment she isnt well, has a starting issue and generally not straight.

 

Cheers :wink:

Steve

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Hi all, my mate and I got a corolla van turned into a ute to use for transporting things we needed for our bus. Now its time this might rolla was converted correctly. The car is strong and runs well but I want to make sure its all done correctly before I take it to an engineer for approval.

Can anyone tell me what I should be looking at to make sure its safe? Does anyone here know where to take it in Hobart?

 

As its going to have a business name on it I want it looking hot. At the moment she isnt well, has a starting issue and generally not straight.

 

Cheers :wink:

Steve

 

put some pics up

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Yeah it'll need alot of strengthening, reinforcing and bracing.

 

You'll need it to be engineered for sure. I'd assume they would need to be consulted every step of the way.

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Posted
Yeah it'll need alot of strengthening, reinforcing and bracing.

 

You'll need it to be engineered for sure. I'd assume they would need to be consulted every step of the way.

Merry Christmas all, have been extremely quiet due to house fire and loosing so much the rolla ute project was heading to the crusher just for the couple hundred dollars but it been saved.

Planning has started again and car will be moved to it new home over xmas. Have pics coming to me today so will post so that help might be offered.

Cheers

Steve

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