What was done to your rig this week?

Yeah just parking is a challenge atm. It's a lot diffrent. But I love it. The hard top is nice. And went from an 08-'11. Base model to loaded. ^.^

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ssh6314 said:
Yeah just parking is a challenge atm. It's a lot diffrent. But I love it. The hard top is nice. And went from an 08-'11. Base model to loaded. ^.^

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LOL. You said parking is a challenge... :cheesy:

This was the last vehicle I built from the ground up... try parking this!!

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OK, I added a few pics of my little buddy helping, too :) It's awesome having someone big enough to STAND in the fenderwell, behind the tire, to tighten a turbo downpipe clamp! LOL! :D And, yes, that little guy and I fab'd damn near every piece of that tank...I mean truck.
 
Majik said:
LOL. You said parking is a challenge... :cheesy:

This was the last vehicle I built from the ground up... try parking this!!

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OK, I added a few pics of my little buddy helping, too :) It's awesome having someone big enough to STAND in the fenderwell, behind the tire, to tighten a turbo downpipe clamp! LOL! :D And, yes, that little guy and I fab'd damn near every piece of that tank...I mean truck.
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That is a clean truck right there, nice job!
 
bchristenson said:
Went for my Virginia State inspection today and was rejected. They got me for not having my tailpipe exit the side or rear of the vehicle, no covers on my bumper lights, no covers on rock lights, and my side marker lights are installed inside the fender as I did the fender chop and they are suppose to be on the outer most edge of the fender. Looks like I'll be throwing the stock exhaust back on and figuring something out to get my marker lights out to the side.
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Sucks about the exhaust! I love living in VA but the state definitely overreaches with the safety inspections.
 
I installed bushwacker flares, PSC front and rear bumpers and a hood blackout:rock: I also trimmed the pinch seam and Rubicon rails

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Texas Jeep said:
I installed bushwacker flares, PSC front and rear bumpers and a hood blackout:rock: I also trimmed the pinch seam and Rubicon rails

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I'm liking what you did there. Looks sharp.
 
Not big on cheese, but I wanted to give my rig a little bit of character. Since it's name is scorpion, I figured this is fitting....

 
TrailReady said:
Nice spare tire carreir/tailgate setup! Must of been hard to let that truck go..
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You have no idea...

But it was just TOO custom to bring the kids into helping with as much as they and I wanted. Every little piece had to be hand fab'd so it was slow, and there is only so much plasma cutting and welding that a 5 yr old could help with.

The Jeep is the perfect mix of customizable and bolt-on available to really make the family able to help and enjoy. Oh, and a jeep is easier to park than that truck was :)
 
Lost the rear bumper off the new jeep (yet to be named :confused:) and installed my Hellfires. Holy light ;)

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