What Did You Do To Your Jeep Today?

X2!

 

All the wiring hooked up and secured (except the fuel pump) for the Holley Sniper.

I’m using the Holley in tank pump comes with new sending unit. The O ring they sent didn’t fit well so I reused the old ring.
Off the side is a rollover valve and the return line.

 

Hello Dave ........ Great job on your tribute there.Strange winter again, Eh ? Ya'All need some moisture badly.

 

Talking of snow flurries tomorrow, but with a ground temp in the 70's, no real cause for concern. I don't mind the snow as long as I don't have to drive to work.
Did get some rain last night.

Dave

 

Nice little Jeep.

 

I'm using VW seats as well. Very confy...and they are HEATED as well for those cold snowy mornings...

 

auto-locking hubs would be a nice addition for me, as I live in the snow and relegated to leaving hubs locked and transfercase in 2wd until I hit the snow/ice/dirt road back to my property. Either way I would have to stop to engage the 4wd, but can shift out of 4wd without stopping once I hit a cleared road.

 

Going to look at the next possible drivetrain for the 3b. It has a $0.00 price tag and came out of an articulated forklift. No doubt if I decide to use it there will be a landslide of changes to make. A new frame would really be needed but that's not going to happen.

 

Propane or Electric ?

 

Diesel

 

Kubota or borg Warner t18 in the mix?

 

I'm trying not to spill the beans about the engine but I've wanted one for some time now. I'm hoping it has an sm420 though...

 

I'm in for the build thread!

 

Me too!

 

I pulled the bikes out to run them, and while the jeep was accessible, I stuck the key in to make sure the battery was holding a charge. It showed 12+ volts, so why not fire it up! I opened both garage doors and let it run till the thermostat opened. Started like it ran yesterday. I miss that thing. Three-or-so more months!

 

Got some sunshine and light winds today, so I thought I should get some stuff painted.
Also found a good color for my nails!

 

I'ld bet that goes on and dries a lot quicker than the stuff my wife uses.

 

Probably not quite as neat though…

 

Forgot to thank @timsresort for the inspection cover!

 

Decided to spend a cold rainy day polishing the Jeep.

Step1: wet sand with 2000 grit wet/dry sandpaper;

Step2: buff with McGuire's cutting compound;

Step3: polish with turtle wax polishing compound

Step4: buff

Only got through drivers side so far…