1948 CJ2A Build

I am not sure yet. I thoguht it was a GM, but it looks like it maybe from an industrial machine.

 

Pictures of the aluminum radiator i installed.



It is a bit skinnier and there is no shroud


But it fits the bottom mounting points and looks real nice. Eventually i will probably spray it black so it is not as loud for the jeep

 

Here are more pics of the battery tray. Nothing special and pretty butch, but there will be a battery over it and i didnt care much how it looked, it is functional

 

Not that many pictures of progress, mainly waiting for parts to come in.

I installed the Intermediate CJ5 MC on the frame rail



The brake lines are run, i am waiting for two "S" lines to come in so i can fully plumb my front brakes. The 11" brakes are installed, and i replaced the rear seal on the Tcase because it didnt want to hold the oil in anymore, and i have to do the same on the rear axle pinion seal.

Today Brown Santa came and brought me the last of my goodies.


The front floor pands came in last week and today i got the sheetmetal where the floor raises front the front floors to the rear pan.

 

As soon as i get a customers TJ out of the garage i can get back to doing body work.

 

Naw you are too busy playing with other fun toys and being out of country... so you are forgiven

 

Got the Tub up in the rotisserie.
I still have to get some material to connect the ends because when the tub is flat The front side mount wants to do a wheelie on the floor.

 

http://www.amazon.com/Willys-Alumin...&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00

here is what i got. i did not use the fan, but kept it for future projects

 

I connected each side of the rotisserie and now it is nice and sturdy and easy to move around

 

Well got some more work done tonight. This rotisserie is the bees knees.

First i popped off the tool box. Found a mouse house. No live meeses were there anymore. It is pretty rotted so i will have to get a new one, no need to save this



Welded up the braces to support the body for me to cut out the floor


And time to cut. Even though i hardly use my plasma cutter, it was nice to just cut everything out like butter. Center riser has been removed.



I am going to cut some more out of the floor so i can slip the new center riser in, and of course clean up the existing metal for the riser to fit in. Then the floors will be next.

 

I got this one up by you in La France