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  1. 02-13-2019, 06:58 PM #1
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    46 cj-2a

    Figured I'd post a few pictures of my CJ.. I don't have a ton of the whole rebuild process, but it's the end result that counts

    Dad bought it for me for my 16th birthday, paid $600 and drug it outta the field it had been sitting in for over a decade...

    I went back and forth on rather to restore it, or build a crawler and am glad I decided to restore it. Just love these old Jeeps.

    The day it came home
    209835_10150158537790855_6812687_o by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Don't remember where I was taking it.... maybe exhaust?
    206635_10150158537770855_5739287_n by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Waiting to be cleaned up... wish more than anything I had kept that trailer
    216198_10150158537340855_4029261_n by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Working on getting the bodywork finished at a buddies shop
    188917_10150099330805855_6277581_n by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Was used as our "getaway" rig when I got married
    414184_10150969103950855_1845290479_o by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    This picture was voted in and used for the 2019 Kaiser Willys calendar
    14633536_10153797541050855_8949130381012051226_o by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    And yes, I do wheel it...
    16819290_1250827065033418_7327445993546092174_o by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    16836479_1250826685033456_8499438758936214988_o by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Hells Revenge in Moab
    Untitled by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Northern AZ... wife driving it around
    Untitled by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Flexed out.. lol
    Untitled by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Untitled by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Jeeps make me happy, what can I say? lol
    DSC_0049 by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Anyways.. I could post a million pictures of it but I will refrain... It's all original other than I put a front locker in it, and the interior is line-x.
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  3. 02-13-2019, 08:29 PM #2
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    Great Jeep and story! I love the blue color on the 2. So unique, and classic at the same time.
    Its great to see it in it's natural habitat.
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  4. 02-13-2019, 09:02 PM #3
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    That Jeep is cool.


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  5. 02-13-2019, 09:03 PM #4
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    Great that you were able to breath new life into old iron


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  6. 02-13-2019, 09:08 PM #5
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    That awesome! I'm glad you restored it instead of crawler. Beautiful!
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  7. 02-13-2019, 11:23 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Avis View Post
    Figured I'd post a few pictures of my CJ.. I don't have a ton of the whole rebuild process, but it's the end result that counts

    Dad bought it for me for my 16th birthday, paid $600 and drug it outta the field it had been sitting in for over a decade...

    I went back and forth on rather to restore it, or build a crawler and am glad I decided to restore it. Just love these old Jeeps.

    The day it came home
    209835_10150158537790855_6812687_o by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Don't remember where I was taking it.... maybe exhaust?
    206635_10150158537770855_5739287_n by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Waiting to be cleaned up... wish more than anything I had kept that trailer
    216198_10150158537340855_4029261_n by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Working on getting the bodywork finished at a buddies shop
    188917_10150099330805855_6277581_n by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Was used as our "getaway" rig when I got married
    414184_10150969103950855_1845290479_o by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    This picture was voted in and used for the 2019 Kaiser Willys calendar
    14633536_10153797541050855_8949130381012051226_o by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    And yes, I do wheel it...
    16819290_1250827065033418_7327445993546092174_o by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    16836479_1250826685033456_8499438758936214988_o by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Hells Revenge in Moab
    Untitled by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Northern AZ... wife driving it around
    Untitled by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Flexed out.. lol
    Untitled by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Untitled by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Jeeps make me happy, what can I say? lol
    DSC_0049 by Daniel Avis, on Flickr

    Anyways.. I could post a million pictures of it but I will refrain... It's all original other than I put a front locker in it, and the interior is line-x.
    Very cool

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  8. 02-13-2019, 11:29 PM #7
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    Very nice.

    I like the little trailer it was on. Looks like it was built just for the Jeep
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  9. 02-14-2019, 01:17 AM #8
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    Very nice old iron!


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  10. 02-14-2019, 01:25 AM #9
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    Wow. That thing is cool.
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  11. 02-14-2019, 01:55 AM #10
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    Digging the old iron! Nice!


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