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I’ve had an aluminum UCF skid for over 10 years now and have been pleased with it. Went from a Teraflex to UCF/UHC and it was probably 1/3 the weight. I know you are not planning to go extreme yet but I would highly consider at the least a rear axle upgrade. Gonna be a lot more stress with a V8...

Looks like a really nice windshield frame! Most I see have had repairs over the years or missing parts. Good find

Looking forward to updates to see what you do to this!

Kaiser-Willys is also a really good resource for parts and information.

Too many people on here have seen your posts to take you too serious! I’m a clean and sleek vehicle person myself. I’ve always taken stickers off vehicles even factory ones. I waited too long on my Jeep to pull a couple of factory stickers off and I’m afraid at this point its too late and you...

Yeah those are really cool too! My buddy has a completly stock 78' Scout that he picked up for $800 around 1990, rust free with 50,xxx miles on it. We drove the **** out of it for a year or two and then he did a spring over with 35's for awhile. Sadly he quit driving it not long after and its...

Man I love them old things! Trucks and wagons are just awesome!

How do you change the oil filter? Remove motor mounts and jack it up? Looking good!

Roll it over more than likely!!

It's the flashemifyougotem flashemifyougotem Awesome build and great write-up of the work you did!! Top notch job!!

Your best riding is going to be an Old Man Emu set-up. They are probably the best ride out there. One thing about them is you can also choose spring rates depending on if you run hard or soft top, heavy front or rear accessories. Their most popular is a 2 1/2" lift but I am pretty positive...

Awesome buggy! This thing was flawless!! The craftsmanship was second to none on this build! I could only imagine what would come out of the shop if you and Brian Cole got together! Where are you at down there? My wife grew up on 40 Oaks Farm Rd. We used to go down there quite a bit but no...

What digital dash did you use? I looked up the Dakota gauges but it didn't show an application for the TJ/LJ. Looks good, all of it!

Let me do some talking with him and see if he really is serious. He already knows I can't use it but is ready to unload it. I'm 99.99% positive it's passenger drop because he had it in a 1 ton Chevy. He dropped a 12 valve Cummins into a early 80's pickup. After some issues with the Dodge...

Got a couple of questions on the Atlas cases. Buddy of mine at work has a case for sale and I shot him a price of $1000 for it and he perked up because it's "Starting to gather dust". Here is the problem though, it's only a 2.0-1 case. It also fits Dodge and Jeep automatic transmissions which...

Good looking ride for sure! Only thing I see wrong is the exhaust looks like an accident waiting to happen. Seems like it would at least have some expanded metal over it to protect a leg from touching it while bouncing around or in a rollover.

Looks good! Paint sounds like the technique that was used on King Sling to make it shine.

Re: my first jimmy smith rock bouncer Got to see this rig in person over the weekend. It's a nice clean rig :dblthumb: Hope to see it again soon gettin a beatdown :driving:

Ecoli, you got some awesome skills with the RC chassis! Another great job thumb.gif