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I guess he means a "kingcab" conversion using the crewcab roof and custom made panels.

Ibexman,try a search in the forum members vehicles section,there are at least a couple of write ups.

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HAS ANY ONE GOT PICS OF D90 CONVERSION USING A PROPER 110 DOUBLECAB ROOF?????

Hello mate, I'm well into one of these at the moment. Doing the conversion this way gives the nicest result HOWEVER a doublecab roof will cost you an arm and a leg (I know as I've got one sitting in one of the barns at the moment!). My plan is to have a mould made of the roof and then cutting and shutting the mould and have the roof made out of fibreglass (nice and light + vvvv tough). I'll have some sort of roof lining made up too to locate the CB, radio head unit, speakers and some storage. I can then sell on the roof. If you're interested in one made up let me know. It'll be TC + 12" in length and should be ready in a couple of months.

I've not got any recent photos of mine but here's a photo of a conversion done by Frogs Island 4x4:

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Hello mate, I'm well into one of these at the moment. Doing the conversion this way gives the nicest result HOWEVER a doublecab roof will cost you an arm and a leg (I know as I've got one sitting in one of the barns at the moment!). My plan is to have a mould made of the roof and then cutting and shutting the mould and have the roof made out of fibreglass (nice and light + vvvv tough). I'll have some sort of roof lining made up too to locate the CB, radio head unit, speakers and some storage. I can then sell on the roof. If you're interested in one made up let me know. It'll be TC + 12" in length and should be ready in a couple of months.

I've not got any recent photos of mine but here's a photo of a conversion done by Frogs Island 4x4:

Cheers will do you still retain the bulkhead behind seats more pics would be great

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Cheers will do you still retain the bulkhead behind seats more pics would be great

I've only got old pics with me at the moment but here you go. Basically I stripped back a hi-cap bulkhead to give me a bulkhead pannel. This was then installed 12" behind the original before that was removed. A peice of angle bolted through the back of the new bulkhead and the floor ensures a seal.

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