Yea mate I reckon the 3rd option is definitely the go, much more unique and interesting, just so you know I’m looking at buying a project very similar to this gq just bc I’ve never seen a video as good as this bc it’s genuinely informative and interesting to watch I cbf rust converting my bns Ute but I’ll definitely look at getting a project soon so thanks mate we all appreciate your efforts 🤙🏼
3rd sounds absolutely wild brother! Super unique, very fun project playing with canvas, and sounds right up your alley in converting an old legend into a newborn legend 💪
I’d do option 3 for sure but have the roof skin at the front with a canvas back half like the old MQ patrols had ( there’s was fibreglass but same same) 🤘
Have you thought about grafting the roof section from an MQ/MK shorty, as they have the driver section of roof with the removeable rear fibre glass section.
I think a steel roof would be ideal, canvas just screams leaks to me. Interesting how much of a cover up old mate did on the rust, but of a stitch up for the price you paid. Keen to see more videos on this build though
These Nissan must have fallen big time in price my son only ended up getting $2500 for his grandpa 2000 model Nissen last week it was in very good condition it had no mod's no rust no dents good paint good interior and has rego nothing to do but drive it.
Don’t know why you think that was cheap. Paid the exact same for mine and it’s got less rust in it than my gu.. and certainly doesn’t need a whole roof replaced
Always one loudmouth in the comments, nobody cares about what you paid or what you bought. Why be negative towards a bloke who has just lost his car and is starting from scratch and actually doing the work himself to learn the skills of sheet metal and bodywork?
Would be sick to see a retro canvas roof something that hasnt been done that ik of 🫡 Would also be good to do a different style sunroof install on a metal roof