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Fiberglass reproduction panels

Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2017 3:05 am
by toughnut
I tracked down a place that still makes fiberglass reproduction panels here in Australia. The place is called Ozeast fiberglass or Noosa fiberglass.

http://www.ozeastfibreglass4wd.com.au/

I got some prices but not all
Windscreen frame. $495
Bonnet (Hood) $495
Guards (fender) $355

They also make inner guards and grill panel. If someone has already used some of their panels it would be great if you could post some pics and a quick review.

Re: Fiberglass reproduction panels

Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2017 6:04 am
by Peter60
Thanks for the info. You did well to find that site - I didn't see one reference to a Patrol!

There are a number of G60 Patrols in Australia with fiberglass body parts. I assume they were very popular a decade or two ago.

I picked up a pair of guards (fenders) from Gumtree a year or so ago. Cost about $150 + $100 freight.

Re: Fiberglass reproduction panels

Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2017 7:38 am
by toughnut
Allan Collins from Ozeast fiberglass just sent me an email with his price list. He mostly does tojo parts but also does a bunch of patrol parts.

FIBREGLASS COMPONENTS NISSAN G60
Front Guards $355.00 Ea
Guard Inner Panel $225.00 Ea
Bonnet $495.00
Grill Panel $295.00
Windscreen Frame $495.00

Re: Fiberglass reproduction panels

Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2020 12:48 am
by jawapro
Sadly the Noosa place seems to have closed permanently.

FPR (Fibreglass Replacement Panels) in Brisbane do panels still though.
https://www.frp.com.au/

Guards $660/pair.
Flares are $195 pair of fronts $320 for a set of 4
Bonnet $600
Windscreen Frame $660.
Radiator support $650.

I am ordering some guards - will let you know how they go.

Re: Fiberglass reproduction panels

Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2020 5:11 pm
by McCraken
Any news on the FRP parts. I'm interested in some as well.

Re: Fiberglass reproduction panels

Posted: Sat May 30, 2020 7:33 am
by jawapro
I ordered them and got them shipped to my Uncle east on Melbourne and was planning to visit and pick them up bring the panels back to Tassie - but thanks to travel restrictions they are still waiting for me there - will let you know when I've had the chance to see them in person.