This is an image of a Nissan Patrol being chopped into a dual cab ute with a hooped Dallas bull bar. Dual Cab ute conversions by Raslarr Engineering

Create The Ultimate Work Horse Or Tourer With Our Ute Conversions For Nissan Patrol’s and Toyota Landcruiser’s

Whether you’re building a rugged workhorse or planning the ultimate touring setup, Raslarr’s Ute Conversions offer strength, versatility, and unmatched Aussie-made quality. Designed and fabricated in-house at our Lilydale, Victoria factory, each conversion is tailored to suit the toughest conditions and the most demanding 4WD owners.

If you own a Toyota Landcruiser 200 Series, or a Nissan Patrol Y62, our conversions unlock your vehicle’s full potential — replacing the rear cabin with a robust tray or canopy system, ready for anything from hard work to off-grid adventures.

What Is a Ute Conversion?

A ute conversion involves removing the rear section of a wagon (typically the cargo area and rear seats), then creating a ute layout with a custom tray or canopy on the back. This transforms a full-size 4WD wagon into a highly functional ute without losing interior comfort. Our ute designs can include dual cab, single cab and space cab variations.

Unlike imported or bolt-on kits, Raslarr’s conversions are done completely in-house, ensuring a seamless process with total control over every weld, bolt and measurement. The result? A purpose-built vehicle that performs in the real world — whether you’re towing, working, or touring.

Image: Nissan Patrol Y62 that has been chopped and converted by Raslarr Engineering into a dual cab ute with a tray. Also features Dallas Bull Bar and Rock Sliders

Vehicles We Convert

Raslarr currently offers Dual Cab Ute Conversions for the following models:

  • Toyota Landcruiser 200 Series

  • Nissan Patrol Y62

These platforms are popular for their power, reliability, and off-road capability — and with a Raslarr conversion, they’re ready for serious business. Whether it’s a mine-spec work truck or a long-range tourer, we’ve got the expertise to bring it to life.

Image: Nissan Patrol Y62 that has been chopped and converted by Raslarr Engineering into a dual cab ute with a tray. Also features Dallas Bull Bar and Rock Sliders

All Bar Work, Trays and Canopies Built by Raslarr

What sets our conversions apart is that everything is designed, fabricated, and fitted by us, right here in Lilydale. That includes:

By doing everything in-house, we make sure all components work together flawlessly and can be tailored to your exact requirements — with the strength and reliability Raslarr is known for.

Image: Nissan Patrol Y62 that has been chopped and converted by Raslarr Engineering into a dual cab ute with a tray

Built to Last — Why Choose a Raslarr Conversion?

  • Australian-made for Aussie conditions

  • Fully welded and reinforced for extreme use

  • Compatible with 12V setups, fridge slides, drawer systems and more

  • Designed for maximum approach, departure and ramp-over angles

  • Factory integration for parking sensors, cameras, and safety systems

  • Powder coated and colour matched to your request

Whether you're setting off around Australia or need a vehicle that works as hard as you do, our ute conversions are built to take it all on — and then some.

Pair Your Conversion With Raslarr Protection Gear

Our Dual Cab Ute Conversions are designed to work hand-in-hand with Raslarr’s full protection range, including:

This complete approach gives your vehicle full protection and utility from the ground up.

Image: Nissan Patrol Y62 that has been chopped and converted by Raslarr Engineering into a dual cab ute with a tray

Ready to Get Started?

If you're ready to build the ultimate Landcruiser or Patrol, get in touch with Raslarr Engineering. We’ll walk you through the process, tailor your setup to your needs, and build you a vehicle that’s ready to work, tour, or tackle the toughest trails in Australia.

You can also view more information here on our website about our ute conversions.

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