Post Pic's of your Jeep
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Bubblegoose1
@PNWINFERNOPRO
2004 Rubicon
I tow with it once in a while:
I know that rig. Good to hear from you Doug.
Hill Bill E.
Oath Keeper
Hey Jakes! I had to do the same thing! My 'new to me' 2000 TJ. I brought this big rock home from the pit at the cabin, because my wife liked it.
Little did she know, I had ulterior motives for said rock, here in suburbia!
Looks like I need some longer bumpstops on the front, or be really careful not to rip the flares off!:snorkel:
yellocoyote
Adventurer
Found a "friend" to park next to while downtown Chicago yesterday. 
Nigel Caffiene
Gentleman Scholar
Mate, that is just a beautiful Jeep! I do believe Bagnold would approve.
Jakes01234
Explorer
Hahahaha i like it :victory: You should see some of the ledge at my house i could flex a monster truck...
I like the all white jeep its sharp looking and of course its the best jeep the SAHARA hahaha
Nigel Caffiene
Gentleman Scholar
I say, another great looking Flat Fender. Good show!
FastCarGuy
Member
My '85 CJ-7 Stretch project
I've been working on this for a couple years and it's finally done! I wanted something that had plenty of room and could haul a decent amount of camping equipment. So, I chopped it in half right behind the driver's door, added 12" to the cab for a "club cab" effect, and then built a 5' pick-up style box behind, for a total wb of 120" I converted the old leaf spring suspension to a TJ style 3-link front and 4-link rear, with ORI struts in the front and 6" TJ HD coils in the rear. It had a Vortec TPI Fuel injected V-8 from a '88 Corvette for power, along with a 700R-4 OD auto tranny and I added an Atlas 4-1 T-Case. I sourced dana 44's front and rear with ARB's and 4:56 gears., along with 35" KM2's. So, hopefully, this will be a trouble free combination. I have plans later on to build a matching trailer so I built in a very strong 2" receiver hitch into the rear bumper. Any thoughts to improve on it? I'm only planning on 5-7 day excursions in the northwest and southwest.
I've been working on this for a couple years and it's finally done! I wanted something that had plenty of room and could haul a decent amount of camping equipment. So, I chopped it in half right behind the driver's door, added 12" to the cab for a "club cab" effect, and then built a 5' pick-up style box behind, for a total wb of 120" I converted the old leaf spring suspension to a TJ style 3-link front and 4-link rear, with ORI struts in the front and 6" TJ HD coils in the rear. It had a Vortec TPI Fuel injected V-8 from a '88 Corvette for power, along with a 700R-4 OD auto tranny and I added an Atlas 4-1 T-Case. I sourced dana 44's front and rear with ARB's and 4:56 gears., along with 35" KM2's. So, hopefully, this will be a trouble free combination. I have plans later on to build a matching trailer so I built in a very strong 2" receiver hitch into the rear bumper. Any thoughts to improve on it? I'm only planning on 5-7 day excursions in the northwest and southwest.
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huskyfargo
Adventurer
^^^^^
Nice!
Nice!
bldeagle10
Explorer
its like a brute but better! would have personally gone with a different drivetrain choice but I still love it