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Get the axial scx10 Rubicon. It has the 4door Jku body on it.

Welcome to the club! Next step, sanitarium.:redneck:

Is the scx chassis for sale?

Updates???:redneck:

Thank you! It was pretty wide, but extremely stable. I loved that thing.

Off to a good start! That frame is gonna be beefy! What size box tubing is that?

Yep. Those are pretty much as bomb proof as you can get. :awesomework:

They have that stupid flat keyway type design, and the female end only has the flat spot in the first quarter inch. After that is is just round.:looser: I took the portaband to It and made the female keyway about 3/4" long now. Let's see If they hold up. I knew I should bought mip's..:rolleyes:

Thanks sean! :beer: I blew up my front Junfac steel dirveshaft the other night.....What a pile of crap those are:rolleyes:

Just about finished with it.

Thank you:awesomework: Got a little more done tonight. I got some new(to me) wheels in the mail, and some new(to the crawler) shocks:awesomework:

Threw a little paint on it today. Got tired of the white paint. Too "blah" for me.

Front bumper is done! :awesomework: Simple and clean, yet effective:awesomework: Now all my steering is tucked behind the bumper and out of harms way.

Got the 'B' pillars started tonight. They're not done yet.... Also got the steering mounted up and draglink built:awesomework: I piled all the electronics in there tonight to tease myself. This thing has some power! Can't wait to finish it now:awesomework:

Got a little more done to the chassis.... Front is 4linked. Decided to can the idea of 3link. I just want it done! So I had to build a new truss for the steering to mount to.... Here it is at it's ride height. New crawlin course.. Love this picture...

I am hoping it performs well. It's going to go to the rubicon and fordyce this year for a real world test! I just gotta get it dialed in before hand.

Hopefully! If not, I will power out:redneck: I knew I wanted it as low as I could and still be functional, that's why I did the boatsides. These things are so wide...

I made it from 3/16" plate. I just ripped a strip about 5/16 wide or so, and broke it to fit. I am going to redo the rear truss to match it. I like how clean and lowprofile it is. :awesomework:

Thank you! :awesomework: :beer: