dillard09
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That's some serious skills right there!
Nice work!
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Geoffro's driveway Jeep build
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That's some serious skills right there!
Nice work!
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JeepJeep75
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That's some serious skills right there!
Nice work!
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Thank you all very much! I enjoyed this project a lot!! I really like how everything turned out, and the fact it actually works!![emoji106]
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Jeep hardtop removal level: GENIUS. Game Over.
JeepJeep75
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JeepJeep75
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Today I finally finished up building a shelf in my garage for my newly built hardtop cart.
There isn't much usable storage space left anywhere. In case anyone is wondering, yes I can walk under the shelf with 2 inches to spare. [emoji106]
Of course, since adding shelf now meant that I had to lower all 3 of my Jeep door hangars. But at least I can still use them.
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There isn't much usable storage space left anywhere. In case anyone is wondering, yes I can walk under the shelf with 2 inches to spare. [emoji106]
Of course, since adding shelf now meant that I had to lower all 3 of my Jeep door hangars. But at least I can still use them.
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A storage unit for your storage unit:hmm: LOL
JeepJeep75
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Already have one. It's our third bedroom! [emoji23][emoji23]
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Labricon
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LOL!! Okay, now you're just showing off
The hard top cart is nothing short of amazing but to make this for it is just awesome. Nice job :thumb:
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Thank you!! You should've seen the forts that I made when I was a youngin! [emoji6]
Thank you sir!! I like being able to bring some of my crazy ideas into reality. Maybe it's a good thing my welder is too big to store at my place. If I had regular access to that and a pile of metal.....[emoji848][emoji12]LOL!! Okay, now you're just showing off
The hard top cart is nothing short of amazing but to make this for it is just awesome. Nice job :thumb:
Thank you!!! When I get an idea like this in my head, it consumes me until it becomes reality.
Looks like a Camaro, huh? Actually it's a '73 Corvette that has a dying 350 with a 4 speed. The cam bearings are disintegrating so once they go it's LSX454 time! [emoji51][emoji51][emoji51][emoji51][emoji51][emoji51][emoji51][emoji51]
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JeepJeep75
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Sean wanted to see a vid of the hardtop cart in action. I'd love to post one or two but I'm not sure how to do that without sending "traffic" to my Tube-channel. How can I post a vid while still following forum rules?
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fiend
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Last year of the chrome bumper, in the rear at least. Sounds like a fun project. One expensive car hobby is bad enough, but two? [emoji12]
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JeepJeep75
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Yes! You know your Vetts too! Yup, rubber nose, chrome rear, and first year with crash-beams in the doors! [emoji106] 74 was the first year with the rubber rear end. Quality finishing was so poor they had to make the rear a two-piece just to get it to fit halfway decently.
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JeepJeep75
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Went and picked up a replacement skid plate from ORE today.
as much as I tried to beat the old one straight, it just wasn't gonna go. The welds around the exhaust loop portion of the skid busted apart as I was hammering on it. As you can see, I've already purchased another one. I believe that the old one did its job of protecting the exhaust crossover pipe. I just couldn't get the old one to line up with the bolt holes anymore. I had to remove it to beat it away from touching the exhaust crossover pipe and rattling. Upon trying to reinstall it, I realized it was gonna need a serious beating, of which it did not survive.
when you have the entire weight of the jeep on your center skid, shit is gonna bend a little bit.
I also picked up an EVO trail table. Holy crap this thing is beefy. It's like, seriously beefy.
I wound up using a hardened bolt from my never-let-me-down-yet hardware store to install the nut-serts with.
it's a pain in the ass, but it works for doing a small number of them. Sucks when the nutsert starts spinning though...
I found a way to persevere though, and managed to get all 5 nutserts installed.
time to celebrate!
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as much as I tried to beat the old one straight, it just wasn't gonna go. The welds around the exhaust loop portion of the skid busted apart as I was hammering on it. As you can see, I've already purchased another one. I believe that the old one did its job of protecting the exhaust crossover pipe. I just couldn't get the old one to line up with the bolt holes anymore. I had to remove it to beat it away from touching the exhaust crossover pipe and rattling. Upon trying to reinstall it, I realized it was gonna need a serious beating, of which it did not survive.
when you have the entire weight of the jeep on your center skid, shit is gonna bend a little bit.I also picked up an EVO trail table. Holy crap this thing is beefy. It's like, seriously beefy.
I wound up using a hardened bolt from my never-let-me-down-yet hardware store to install the nut-serts with.
it's a pain in the ass, but it works for doing a small number of them. Sucks when the nutsert starts spinning though...
I found a way to persevere though, and managed to get all 5 nutserts installed.
time to celebrate!
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