Vandetta

[Toolman]

I did find some time after work yesterday to tear down the stock front end. Should have it lifted with the front axle under it by the end of the day and standing on all fours by Sunday afternoon..

I cut an access hole to make removing the drivers side shock easier

The ARB plumbing

I'll be in the driveway today if anyone wants to help

 

[ujoint]

Nice.... Now get to work!!!!!!!

 

[Toolman]

Standing on all fours

 

[sixstringsteve]

nice! I'm assuming that's a 6" lift with 35's?

 

[ujoint]

Looks like you fond some extra motivation!!! Looks great, the rear will come down a little once you drive it.

 

[nely]

NICE!!!!

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[loren85022]

My thats a big ********-end you have there!!!:Wow1:

 

[RocKrawler]

That's one of the things I miss most about losing Terry to the West-coast. He always kept things lively in the shop when given a wrench and one of the main reasons why I now always wear safety glasses... :wings:

You also need to wear a helmet when working around trucks on the rack as your spacial awareness is fading with your hairline... miss you too Tim!
The van is looking great - and huge! It looks like 37's wouldnt be a tough fit unless the front will drop a lot as well

 

[pint]

Looks great! Nice transformation so far. I thinking more about a van everyday...

 

[dsw4x4]

Looks very sharp I love the black in a window van. They are hard to find like that and if I did not live 4 miles straight up a gravel mountain trail that makes dark cars look dirty before I get to town I would be all over a dark color. The tires size is perfect for that van, I like.
Derek

 

[Fergie]

What is the name and where can I find the sheathing used in this picture? I hate plastic loom, and have been looking for something else.

Great van BTW! I recently moved from Playa del Rey.

 

[Maximus Ram]

Very nice. Just makes me want to find one even more....:wings:

 

[Toolman]

Thanks for the compliments. The UJOINT kit makes it a fun conversion.

I can't wait for the first layer of dust !!!!!!!

The wire loom I used for a couple of reasons.. it's on outside of the frame so it's going to get wet and I find that the plastic split loom tubing holds water inside of it. This stuff gets wet and it drains itself.


http://cableorganizer.com/black-colored-pet/

 

[Rosco862003]

Maybe a garden hose would work too, seems like it would be durable for what you need and can be found damn near anywhere..plus you won't have to wait and pay for shipping. Just my $0.02:coffeedrink:

 

[Toolman]

Maybe a garden hose would work too, seems like it would be durable for what you need and can be found damn near anywhere..plus you won't have to wait and pay for shipping. Just my $0.02:coffeedrink:

Thanks for the 0.02¢, I'll throw it in my ash tray.