Lynda's "CJ" Buildup Progress

Drove it out of the garage today - Final pics!!!!

**** YEAH SCOTT! That thing is a mean looking *****!

Damn, lynda be blingin. Nice work scott!

NICE! :gigem:

some details.

Please note that the wires on the passenger side are not done yet - they look much better in the finished product

more details - notice my beautiful wiring...
nice ghetto bracket for the brake switch
parking brake wire bracket
front driveshaft cover

and even more detail pics...

why not a few more???

man, looks good scott.

OK - lets see if I can find a few more that ya'll haven't seen

looks awesome scott, awesome attention to detail. u gonna put any innner fenderwheels in to keep that pretty motor clean?

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Originally Posted by stx4wheeler

looks awesome scott, awesome attention to detail. u gonna put any innner fenderwheels in to keep that pretty motor clean?

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nope - she'll just stay out of the mud and water?

sounds good to me i took mine out on the nasty out a long time ago, and it hasnt been a very big problem

looks killer....paint the "JEEP" stamp pink too?

looks good, what are you gonna do for exhaust

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Originally Posted by JBrown89

looks killer....paint the "JEEP" stamp pink too?

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You mean the "JOOP"? I've been wanting to get decals made for them but I'm not sure where I can do that and I don't know what it would be called to search for them online.

Any sticker should could make them for you if they had a sample of the font. Tell them what you're doing with it so they can chose the best type of decal for the application, my guess would be vinyl.

I dont have any inner (or outter...) fenders right now but plan on making some inners eventually. The redneck side of me just cant stay out of the mud and I killed an engine nad alternator at the redneck games last year...

http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.as...=0&partID=8139


... looks awesome by the way

This guy looks like he makes custom colors...and that is dirt cheap for the side and tailgate decals.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JEEP-...spagenameZWDVW

This thread is completely fawking worthless without some driveway smokies!!! -pimp-

Good Work Scott, you're my hero!

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Originally Posted by BMFScout

This thread is completely fawking worthless without some driveway smokies!!! -pimp-

Good Work Scott, you're my hero!

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I'll work on a video after the exhaust is on... I have a line lock for the front - it will be easy :gigem:

That thing looks great! you could quit your day job and be a stay at home Dad and build jeeps for all the peeps w/ too much money!

And it was done in only 47 pages! Chadnutz where are you?! Take notice! :flipoff2: :flipoff2:

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Originally Posted by Graystroke

That thing looks great! you could quit your day job and be a stay at home Dad and build jeeps for all the peeps w/ too much money!

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I have a hard time working on other peoples rigs...

Wow, that looks awesome, entirely too clean to be a TAMOR rig, but awesome none the less.

I think you may have said somewhere, but where are you popping the cherry?

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Originally Posted by JeepPhisherman

Wow, that looks awesome, entirely too clean to be a TAMOR rig, but awesome none the less.

I think you may have said somewhere, but where are you popping the cherry?

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spring creek after the comp? Trying to get a trip scheduled to Clayton

freaking awesome work Scott -pimp-

Badass! :gigem:

thats really slick, good job

I was going to pick it up from the exhaust shop but it was raining and I asked them to keep it overnight for me. Hopefully I can get it inspected tomorrow so we can start driving it on the road...

Finally got to look at these pics at home on a decent monitor - loolks great! The back half of that cage looks stout! The wiring/plumbing is clean as well. Did you use a split loom tool to put it all on? I am guessing the lift is from the exhaust shop? The only thing that threw me off were the chrome surrounds on the taillights, dont know why. What color is the steering going to be? (black)

I saw it in person. It is super clean. The wiring, everything. I told him the same thing about doing it professionally. It's absolutely slick.

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Originally Posted by Seth

Did you use a split loom tool to put it all on? I am guessing the lift is from the exhaust shop? The only thing that threw me off were the chrome surrounds on the taillights, dont know why. What color is the steering going to be? (black)

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There is a tool? I just used my fingers... The rear light bezels are stainless - and look much better than rubber which is the other option. The steering is all black.

Exhaust looks and sounds good. I have it ready to inspect but it's raining out...

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Originally Posted by redcagepatrol

There is a tool? I just used my fingers...

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x2?

hERE

That is the type I have used - take a little while to get used to, but if you are doing long runs (ie busses) its really nice. Ours came in a set for all the diff sizes.

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Originally Posted by redcagepatrol

I was going to pick it up from the exhaust shop but it was raining and I asked them to keep it overnight for me. Hopefully I can get it inspected tomorrow so we can start driving it on the road...

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better stay off of westheimer in that pink jeep, stud:flipoff2:

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Originally Posted by agjohn02

better stay off of westheimer in that pink jeep, stud:flipoff2:

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I'd roll through montrose!

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Originally Posted by Doug Krebs

I'd roll through montrose!

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:laughing:

Again, awesome job. That thing is sick! :gigem:

I didn't make it to get it inspected. I was finishing up the windshield wipers and licence plate light when it started raining again. Never cleared up - better luck tomorrow...

You getting this inspected in Harris county?