ex m38a1er
Adventurer
Anyone has any info on this YJ?
Looks like a custom hard top...
Looks like a custom hard top...
Any info on this hard top?
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Guinnessdawg
New member
No info on the top, but that's one perty rig though!!!
Comanche Scott
Expedition Leader
Man, I wish I was Antman! :elkgrin:
The Mahindra Jeeps had something similar, but not near as cool. On the plus side, it wouldn't require shrinkage...
ex m38a1er
Adventurer
Was there ever made one for SWB Jeeos?
Any links?
Looking for some ideas....
Any links?
Looking for some ideas....
BCobe
Adventurer
IDK but were ever he is they have outrageously large cats!
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.asp?cid=107587&sid=15376
Looks like its a model car. If you ever find a picture you like and would like more info on it, you can search the image via google to. :victory:
Grasslakeron
Explorer
Why don't you make it out of marine plywood.
ex m38a1er
Adventurer
SWB will rear overhang....
Short of what I had in mind....
Marine plywood would be too heavy I guess,especially if you cover it with poly.....
Maybe a custom soft top with steel frame....
The extra weight of the rear overhang could be supported by the hitch...
But then again,where does the spare wheel go?
Thanks BCobe.
Short of what I had in mind....
Marine plywood would be too heavy I guess,especially if you cover it with poly.....
Maybe a custom soft top with steel frame....
The extra weight of the rear overhang could be supported by the hitch...
But then again,where does the spare wheel go?
Thanks BCobe.
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Comanche Scott
Expedition Leader
Callling jsherb... jsherb to a white courtesy phone please.
Have you seen the Safari Top that Jeff (jsherb) has designed, and is building?
It might give you an idea of how to do it in a much lighter weight.
I'd want to build it in aluminum, but a good fiberglass job would work very well.
BTW: Model or real, it's pretty awesome! :beer:
Have you seen the Safari Top that Jeff (jsherb) has designed, and is building?
It might give you an idea of how to do it in a much lighter weight.
I'd want to build it in aluminum, but a good fiberglass job would work very well.
BTW: Model or real, it's pretty awesome! :beer:
ex m38a1er
Adventurer
Yes I did.
I've been a follower since his 1st post on the specific thread on Jeepforum.
I cannot work on the fiberglass as he does.Not many could.
But I can work on wood,steel and fabric.
I have a tent trailer for my family of four(parents and two kids),but we are thinking of geting another big dog
(my beloved golden retriever passed away two years ago).
So If this happens,things are going to be tight and two of us have to sleep in the Jeep.
Some would say roof top tent,but I never in my life went the easy way...
I've been a follower since his 1st post on the specific thread on Jeepforum.
I cannot work on the fiberglass as he does.Not many could.
But I can work on wood,steel and fabric.
I have a tent trailer for my family of four(parents and two kids),but we are thinking of geting another big dog
(my beloved golden retriever passed away two years ago).
So If this happens,things are going to be tight and two of us have to sleep in the Jeep.
Some would say roof top tent,but I never in my life went the easy way...
Comanche Scott
Expedition Leader
Yeah, Jeff does some awesome work! :beer:
OK, so priorities in place...
1st get the dog. Life without a dog isn't near as much fun as life with a slobbering, hair sheading, tail wagging buddy.
2nd, something quick and easy so you can enjoy the great outdoors with you new best friend.
3rd, start collecting all the materials to build your dream top.
.
Super-mutt and I wish you the best in your search!
OK, so priorities in place...
1st get the dog. Life without a dog isn't near as much fun as life with a slobbering, hair sheading, tail wagging buddy.
2nd, something quick and easy so you can enjoy the great outdoors with you new best friend.
3rd, start collecting all the materials to build your dream top.
.
Super-mutt and I wish you the best in your search!
