MY CUSTOM!

My custom

OK get off the hill you show off! Nice example, looks real clean. Love the factory alloys, did it come with them cause they look like their of a Prado, all the 4WD's I've seen have steel wheels. I'm guessing they are parking sensors on your back bumper, dont they go off with your TELSRA step right there?

Yeah show off i know, but i just wanted to see how well it grips up on the slippery before i take it down south for some off roading/camping trip in next few weeks. So yeah the wheels are factory alloys and now you mention it do look like Prado wheels, but these are only 15'' so who knows. My rear step is off the other van and just bolted straight on apart from removing the fuel hose gard,and yeah i had to disconnect the middle park sensors, will prob buy some aftermarket sensor and mount them in the rear step.

Have fun down the coast, some nice fire trails around jervis bay. Used to take my old 2lt escort for some amature rally fun down there.

Haha yeah Jervis Bay for a look, then to Ulladulla around pigion house mountain. Hay was wondering if the new headlight assemblies like on yours would fit on mine, i recon they would go strait on, what do ya think?

I'm sure they would if you can find some. But i dont know if the connections would be the same. Mine also came with the ultra white high intencity discharge watchamacallit globes in all the lights except fog lights.

Wow HID's eh! that's very cool, hmm in that case it will be a problem - because the lamps run off high voltage ballasts they would have different plug connections, hmm and the ballasts are probably a separate part from the head light assembly making it a super expensive upgrade... still wouldnt mind looking into it though, what is the model number of your van?

Have to check the number for you. The lights aren't factory, they were upgraded in nippon and one kept flickering over bumps so i got them replaced under the dealer warranty, i've heard they don't last forever so i should get a few years out of the new one's coz i do most of my driving during the day. The guy said that it's about a $300 conversion.