TantoTrailers
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This custom fab stuff is so legit! Nice clean work, please keep posting more!
Just Downsized to a Renegade (build and trips)
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Somecallmetimm
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Very nice attention to detail! Watching...
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Spent a couple go hours today making up a mount for the CB. After some deliberation I decided on a steel wire frame to act as a mount and provide a bit of protection.
Bending up the frame.
Adding some mounts for the CB.
Another trial fit, and the addition of a mic holding bracket.
Prepping before paint.
A couple of coats of satin black, hopefully it’ll be dry overnight, so I can get if fitted.
Bending up the frame.
Adding some mounts for the CB.
Another trial fit, and the addition of a mic holding bracket.
Prepping before paint.
A couple of coats of satin black, hopefully it’ll be dry overnight, so I can get if fitted.
Morgan Weafer
Active member
Simon I am very impressed with your custom efforts to bring organization and utility to your Renegade. The drawer system is fantastic! I finally have a photo share of the platform that I had built for my own. 
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I'm actually glad its not an old CJ. Screw your stupid condescending statement, this person is doing what they want, and how they want it.
@OP Keep going! love seeing these cool ideas. Ignore people like @billiebob who like to post garbage and tear others down.
jgaz
Adventurer
@crossed-up Very nice work on everything you done. I love the little touch of the three horizontal holes in your roof rack antenna bracket.
@Morgan Weafer That’s some seriously nice woodwork on your system
@Morgan Weafer That’s some seriously nice woodwork on your system
crossed-up
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Sorry for the lack of updates things were pretty busy on the run up to my trip to the Alps, and I've just got back. I've not got time for a full report but I'll post up some pictures.
Here are a few to start with from Tignes where we spent a couple of days after an overnight top in Reims on the way down through France from the UK.
More later...
Here are a few to start with from Tignes where we spent a couple of days after an overnight top in Reims on the way down through France from the UK.
More later...
crossed-up
Observer
Thanks L57.
Some more pics...
Top of the Col De L'Iseran on route between Val D'sere and Col De Sommeiller over the border in Italy. Plenty of touring bikers enjoying the route too.
We travelled the first few Km's of the dirt track of the Col De Sommeiller as far as the cafe at the start of the main climb, but the start of the start of the main climb was closed off by the police for engineering works so that was as far as we (and several others) could go. I'm sure the cafe owner was pleased with the arrival of an increasing number of 4x4's full of thirsty passengers!
There were some interesting vehicles there, including this Scout on German plates, and some of the locals thrashing their Fiat Panda's and Punto's up the track fully laden with family and picnic gear, making the tooled up Land Cruisers, Defenders and G Wagons look a bit 'overdressed'!
So we made the decision to turn around and head for Monte Jafferau and fort (2nd highest in Europe I think) that we didn't manage to reach last year due to lack of time and the weather closing in.
Pics to follow.
Some more pics...
Top of the Col De L'Iseran on route between Val D'sere and Col De Sommeiller over the border in Italy. Plenty of touring bikers enjoying the route too.
We travelled the first few Km's of the dirt track of the Col De Sommeiller as far as the cafe at the start of the main climb, but the start of the start of the main climb was closed off by the police for engineering works so that was as far as we (and several others) could go. I'm sure the cafe owner was pleased with the arrival of an increasing number of 4x4's full of thirsty passengers!
There were some interesting vehicles there, including this Scout on German plates, and some of the locals thrashing their Fiat Panda's and Punto's up the track fully laden with family and picnic gear, making the tooled up Land Cruisers, Defenders and G Wagons look a bit 'overdressed'!
So we made the decision to turn around and head for Monte Jafferau and fort (2nd highest in Europe I think) that we didn't manage to reach last year due to lack of time and the weather closing in.
Pics to follow.
jgaz
Adventurer
Beautiful country! Thanks for posting the picturesSorry for the lack of updates things were pretty busy on the run up to my trip to the Alps, and I've just got back. I've not got time for a full report but I'll post up some pictures.
Here are a few to start with from Tignes where we spent a couple of days after an overnight top in Reims on the way down through France from the UK.
More later...
I love to hike that trail
Utah KJ
Free State of Florida
Billibob is the angriest Canadian I've come across, like ever.
OP, nice BU, I'm going to share this with the one Renegade guy in our Jeep club