Steampunk

[Stumpalump]

Very cool high end JK build. Check it out here. http://www.drivingline.com/articles...edium=cpc&utm_campaign=Outbrain_July1_offroad

 

[nmatcek]

Looks practical and comfortable.....if you like having a brick jabbing you in the back

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[Lucky j]

I see this more as dieselpunk than ratrod! But I do agree with the seets! And safety wise, I would never agree to get a new to me car, with lower seets like that. Maybe the paramedic in me do not like whiplash to the cervical vertebrae to take a risk like that.

But nive looking!

 

[Stoked]

It was built for SEMA...not meant to be driven around like that.

 

[blackwood]

Kinda cool, but not for $185k

http://inventory.starwoodmotors.com/web/used/Jeep-Wrangler-2015-Dallas-Texas/22832197/

 

[Rockhounder]

If the upper cushion had been reversed (shaped like a square ring with the hole negative, those seats really really look like a lot of ww2 US fighter seats. The reverse cutout would have been for the pilots parachute, which hung out behind his butt, and became part of the "seat" when he was sitting in.

 

[kojackJKU]

a hipster puked on that jeep. Poor thing.

I bet the driver looked like this too..

 

[Comanche Scott]

Very nice piece of art. :beer:

I love that leather work, especially the passenger side of the dash. Would have been cool if Jeep could have done something like that for a 75th anniversary model.

 

[Bobzdar]

I'm not too big on the style over substance front...

 

[SilicaRich]

Never been a fan of Starwood Customs work, however, this is a unique build. I think the general idea of the design is cool, but there's a lot of things I change to make it a worthier 4x4

 

[Outside somewhere]

a hipster puked on that jeep. Poor thing.

I bet the driver looked like this too..

If you ever see a hipster in the wild and need to trap it...

 

[kojackJKU]

You left out the moustache shaping grease...That's the best bait. ha ha