Haha, thanks J.Totally understand getting under there, I have two sets of those plastic car ramps for servicing the wife’s VW Touareg TDi and also my P5. Skid plates are held on with 10mm head bolts, I just use the 3/8” impact and removed and used the stock skids as a template, with stock bolts and washers. Didn’t bother to make wider skid plates (then stock), just thicker more robust material, traced stock onto UHMW, cut out, drilled, countersunk washers, had to chisel a bit of clearance, in two spots. Reinstalled, I didn’t drill out as many drainage holes as mine is primarily a work machine and I drive on Right of Ways with lots of old sticks, stumps and rocks. Have some pix in my link below. Being a joiner, you’d have this done and a cab, mud flaps, stick stoppers, roof and doors made in like a twinkle.... me ummm not so much, still trying to figure winter doors and Version 2.0 of front window, heh heh. I do get a kick outta making stuff for these machines though. Lotsa great ideas on this site too.
Cheers,
j
I have an idea for a glass windshield. Just an aluminum frame welded . With a bead for the glass. Haha. Sounds easy.
I have a set of old metal ramps.
Depending on how I feel, , I might put it up and do it myself.
I’m going to make sure whoever does it, Neverseize all the bolts.
Things always rust up here. I’ve sprayed with Rustcheck green. Every year. In all the frame.
Have a great day J
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