Random picture thread

[MischiefMan]

Cuz you can get the D44 from cheaper sources? Less modification required?

 

[eflores]

hell idk i just thought it looked cool

 

[ExTankerGuy]

 

[xxmidianxx]

Nice. I am still looking for an XJ to make my camper. I have a line on one for $250 but it has no front axle so I have no way to tow it over to my place right now.

 

[Swamprat]

this is taking for ever!!!!

 

[bdiamond]

I guess I'm missing something.... Did you spend all that time masking the black off so it wouldn't get??? blacker?

 

[Swamprat]

well my original plan was to mask of the "the wires" and the outs part of them rim and leave those unpainted. but it took my a day to get as far as i did in that first pictures to i said screw it. my attention span isnt that long

 

[bdiamond]

It may be easier to just sand the "wires" and then reclear.

 

[xxmidianxx]

Old XJ pictures and the first time I wheeled at Barnwell:

And the Second time I went:

And a picute of my buddy's YJ in Clydes Ravine:

 

[Swamprat]

It may be easier to just sand the "wires" and then reclear.

thats what im gong to do.

 

[pikey77]

The old XJ after I got done rebuilding the bottom end!

A week later after letting the GF drive it

What I really wanted to replace it with!

What I ended up replacing it with

3 years later I'm back with this!

 

[xxmidianxx]

LOL... Nice story line.

 

[T3hk1w1]

The jeep that got me interested in 'wheeling

 

[eflores]

is that a jeepster?

 

[T3hk1w1]

Yeah. 1967 Jeepster-Commando (C101)
Buick 225 V6 (odd-fire), T86aa, Dana 20, Dana 27&Dana 44 (F/R). 3.73s, rolling 225/75/R15 BFG ATs.

 

[ExTankerGuy]

I'd drive it! :greensmok

 

[eflores]

thats a grandpa jeep but i like it!!!

 

[xxmidianxx]

If I remember correctly, That Jeep was made for the Air Force as a means to pull planes around.

But I am not too sure about that.

 

[T3hk1w1]

Nope, civvy sales only, made '67-71, then replaced by the C104 Commando, '72-74. I suspect you are thinking of the CJ-10A aircraft tug.

 

[xxmidianxx]

Like I said... I was not sure.

But thank you for the history lession.