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Thanks to admin, my original user name is back... I hope this thread stays alive. An FSJ is a perfect expedition platform. And there are some beautiful Jeeps posted already. My FSJ Gladiator is being built exactly for this purpose, as well as a perfect vehicle for daily driving. MB

I can. But rather than bog down this thread with too much of my boring off-topic details, here is a link to my complete build thread if you want to see more. http://www.ifsja.org/forums/vb/showthread.php?t=137862 If you want to talk about the details, call anytime... (208) 863-1718 MB

Here is my 1964 J200 Gladiator being rebuilt with all the modern comforts and off-road equipment. 2004 6.0L from a 2500HD, high performance 4L60e, NP241: It rides on 60's front and rear, 35 spline chromos, Detroits, disc brakes, and 41" Irok radials on 17x9 Mickey Thompson Classic II...

Great to hear Jesse. I am looking forward to meeting you. This is really going to be a great time and we are hoping it is the start of something new that we can do every year.

Ok guys! Here it is. We are really going to do this!! This is going to be a great time! We are really excited about this 1st annual event. Please RSVP so Casey and I know who is going to make it. Please feel free to call or email us anytime for more details. Kevin Mereness 208 863-1718 /...

Awesome! I have subscribed and will be watching this build closely. I agree with you that the Wagoneer frame and axles will be a terrific swap. I used an 84 Wagoneer frame, axles, suspension, and drivetrain for a Willys Pickup a few years ago and it worked out very nicely. The frames are very...

Hey Chris, have you decided on anything further? I am really looking forward to your project. I can't believe how many you have to choose from. I really like your idea of utilizing the original frame from one of the wagons. That's what I did and it worked out great. No doubt a lot of work, but...

Some more inspiration. I got mine on the road this weekend and took it for a 500 mile maiden voyage. It was awesome!

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=725859

Well, I made some great progress on mine this weekend. I got the interior and underside all sprayed with Vortex. It's now mounted to the frame and I can begin putting everything on it. This is going to be the best equipped expedition vehicle I have ever built.

Very cool looking Willys. I am in the middle of my own 62 Willys wagon project and I have a question. I noticed that a TJ dash was used. I am very interested in the modifications that were used to make it fit. I measured my wife's TJ dash and compared it to my wagon dash. The TJ is...

Thank you guys for the guidance. There is an amazing labyrinth of different units that all seem very similar. A guy at work said that if they don't specifically claim that they accept topos, then they probably don't. Not many do make that claim that I can see. Topos are a big part of what I will...

Guys, I am a complete newbie when it comes to GPS units and what they offer. Can you experts out there answer some of my basic questions to help get me on the right track? I apologize if some of my questions are very green, but I will openly admit that I don't know a thing about all the...

No hurry. I can wait until the snow melts. Awesome! Just give me a call anytime and we can work out the details for shipping. Thanks!!! 208 863-1718

Hey, any chance you would sell me the 3 inner and 1 outer windshield center trim pieces of of one of your wagons? I have a 62, but want to keep the split windshield look of the earlier models.

Thanks man. I have had the most fun building rigs like this when I don't set a deadline. Enjoy the journey. But don't make us wait too long!!:drool:

BBCchris, I can't wait to see your project move forward. You have such a great opportunity with your selection of parts. OverlandXJ, thanks for checking out my build project. Out of all the rigs I have built over the past 20 years, this one is the best. I am having a blast.

Here is my 62 Willys Wagon. It is not quite finished, but coming along nicely. I hope to have it ready for exploring by spring time. It has a 95 5.7L, 4L60E, 241, HP Dana 60 in front, Currie 9" rear. It will have AC, cruise, power leather seats, delay wipers, and all the best adventure...

I was searching around to find other cool wagon projects and found this site. I am currently building a 62 Willys Wagon to use as an exploration/expedition vehicle. I thought you might want to check it out for some inspiration. I love these old hunks of American Iron. But I think they really...