Show Us Your Jeep!

But you still have a Jeep. that all that counts.

Andrew

 

And its got history in my family

 

Here is my first CJ shot last weekend.
Ill be posting up the build thread soon.

 

My Tux after complete frame-off. 66 V6 about 95% stock.

 

Beautiful Jeep...congrats.

Mike

 

I recently purchased this in CA. I had my first experience with long distance shipping and it went well. If you have questions about shipping please ask. The folks I worked with were great - door to door.

 

Wow!! Almost a twin. Looks great.

 

Love the look!!! What type of wheels are they? What size tires? Again, a great lookin rig! Good Job.

 

Well I figured I'd add to the collection of red Tuxedo Parks... I've had this for the past 10 years and did a frame up restoration on it. My father and I made the roll bar, front bumper, rear bumper/tire carrier, and nerf bars. It wasn't restored to "original", but I'm happy with what I've done so far.

Silver Lake Sand Dunes - July 2009








Right before she was put away for the winter...

 

looks great!

 

The last pics taken of my Jeep before the big crash. Those dang tree's just don't budge.


Sparky74cj thinking I will stop crab walking the hill before I get to close to him. WRONG!


After the hit. Now the rebuild begins.

 

Very, very nice.

 

http://s432.photobucket.com/albums/qq43/dohc281/jeep/?action=view&current=013.jpg&newest=1

 

Anti-clickness for ya...good looking '5 you got there, any plans in the works?

 

Thanks, actually it is for sale. I have done various upgrades over the last 5 years such as 11" brakes, dual master cylinder, new wiring harness, new exhaust system and have decided that I want to move to another project which I have not found yet.

 

Picture from today

 

The old Posi.

 

I'm new to the forums so I thought i would take this as a chance to say hi.
I live just north of the minneapolis/St. Paul metro. 3 years ago a friend gave me my first and only jeep for free. It' a 73' Cj-6.
Mods include.
Full size Ford d44 front-open and d60 rear (lincoln locked) in 4:10
A divorced np205 transfer case added as a doubler
four link front and rear.
front: early bronco progressive coil springs and toyota 4" lift shocks
rear: progressive rate coil-over springs and gabriel shocks mounted mid-way to the lower links
35" Interco tires swampers front and boggers in the rear
fabricated tube framework and suspension
under the hood is stock with the exception of an Eaton m90 supercharger
keep in mind i have less that $500 total invested in this jeep.

 

My 1942 MB.

 

WOW...:drool::drool::drool::drool:

I followed your build on Pirate, and I have to say that is the best MB restomod that I have ever seen.

Very tasteful IMO!!

Great job!!