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    Default Alloy Trays on Hilux/ Cruiser/ Hilux 4 door

    Can Anyone tell me the relative sizes of the following: Im trying to work out which ute would be best for me to use as my work truck. Cheers Guys

    Hilux 4x4 Dual Cab (1986+)

    Hilux 4x4 Single Cab (1986+)

    Landcruiser 4x4 Single Cab. (1986+)

    When you state your size can you please include your model and year number

    Thanks Guys
    Blake

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    Default Re: Alloy Trays on Hilux/ Cruiser/ Hilux 4 door

    define size and for 4X$ needs this forum aint the best. Try Outerlimits4x4.com
    Cheers
    EDIT: sorry missed the title about tray sizes. but still try outerlimits

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    Default Re: Alloy Trays on Hilux/ Cruiser/ Hilux 4 door

    I mean the actual size of the tray floor - length and width.

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    Default Re: Alloy Trays on Hilux/ Cruiser/ Hilux 4 door

    varies between utes, single cab will be able to take the longest tray(hilux at least)
    they are all the same chasis but different sized cabs obviously

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    Default Re: Alloy Trays on Hilux/ Cruiser/ Hilux 4 door

    don't think you will get that information here. i could be wrong tho. definitely go to outerlimits

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    Default Re: Alloy Trays on Hilux/ Cruiser/ Hilux 4 door

    Does anyone know if the landcruiser is bigger than a hilux??

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    Default Re: Alloy Trays on Hilux/ Cruiser/ Hilux 4 door

    i would say yes seeing as the landcruiser is in a different class of ute to the hilux. landcruiser being large and hilux being a medium ute

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    Default Re: Alloy Trays on Hilux/ Cruiser/ Hilux 4 door

    First question, do you mean a styleside tray or a cab chassis with aftermarket tray?

    Landcrusier's(75 series) and Hilux single cabs have similar sized trays normally. Any differences aren't worth worrying about.
    My recently sold HJ75 Cruiser had a short tray on it though(Hilux extra-cab size), the towbar stuck out miles. My 84 dual cab Hilux(LN65) R.I.P. had the factory styleside tray and was quite small. Maybe 1300mm wide and 1500mm long. Good for fuck-all really. I had a Hilux Surf which had more space, considering it was a wagon. Put the back seats down flat and lower the tail gate, this thing could carry shitloads of gear.

    In cab chassis utes, some trays are wide and stick out quite a bit and then some trays are flush with the body work. Oils aint oils.

    Did I mentioned, I've had quite a few Toyoda 4WD's over the years.

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    Default Re: Alloy Trays on Hilux/ Cruiser/ Hilux 4 door

    im idealy wanting a dual cab landcruise, but the utes are like rocking horse shit!!!

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    Default Re: Alloy Trays on Hilux/ Cruiser/ Hilux 4 door

    Any finding one in good condition is harder again.

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