Jeep Liberty pickup

[al_burpe]

al_burpe,

HAHAHA, that looks really good actually. That is exactly what I had in mind. Now I have to really think if I want to cut the windshield out to really make it a gator or keep the cab. I like fun ideas to ponder about.

Stay tuned for more shenanigans!

I think yours would be awesome with the cab and doors removed. Given your location and climate, I would think keeping the cab would be more comfortable though. How would you weather proof the seats, dash, ect. if you remove the cab?

 

[CrazyDrei]

Not too much progress with the Liberty, it was run every week playing in the snow and now it's run hard everyday doing yard work.


Pulling down a 60-70 ft tall pine tree, this one I recorded, but ended up pulling about 15 down today.

Foot deep mud made pulling the trees down and getting firewood out so much more fun.

This is what a little over 2,000 lbs looks like in the back of a Jeep Liberty.

Stay tuned for more shenanigans!

 

[straypoet]

I love custom projects like this. Really a cool project

 

[Function > Form]

Love your project! I will be doing something similar to my overly-rusty gas 03 to turn it into a 'bush tractor'. She's already lifted and has a custom steel bumper and winch as well as steel rock rails/steps.

 

[CrazyDrei]

I love custom projects like this. Really a cool project

straypoet,

Thank you, it's still a work in progress cosmetically. Hopefully I will get enough yard work done this month that I could take a few days to finish painting, color matching all plastic bumpers and fenders as well as some finishing touches on the bed.

Stay tuned for more shenanigans!

 

[CrazyDrei]

Haven't had much progress here, just busy using this thing for daily yard work. Got it up on a couple ramps today.

Stay tuned for more shenanigans!

 

[billiebob]

this is over the top, well done eh

 

[old_CWO]

Looks like someone else is watching a little too much Roadkill...

 

[ihatemybike]

Hey! I've done driveway flex testing like that!