y5mgisi
1 ton status
That is so awesome!
CK5
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SUBURBICON, Urban Escape Vehicle.
- Thread starter D Rat
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You should do the mod that I did to my rear doors when I still had them.
I put 30 cal ammo cans in the doors.
If I did it again I would mod in some front opening 50 cal ones, not sure the 50's would fit with your new addition though.
I put 30 cal ammo cans in the doors.
If I did it again I would mod in some front opening 50 cal ones, not sure the 50's would fit with your new addition though.
I remember seeing that in your build, I think that there are some slimmer cans out there.
I still have those doors from kgblazerfive, going to get junked with the body once I pull the axles, if anyone wants the doors they are more than welcome to them.
I love this truck...it looks like a real 4 door Blazer.
Im still working on it, I picked up a G O P 6500 optimizer, for those not familiar with it, it's a 6.5 diesel built by AM GENERAL for the humvees, I've torn it down to prep for a rebuild and get the turbo on.
Also decided I really need to clean up the shop and start selling some parts so I should be back to work on the bumper this weekend.
Also decided I really need to clean up the shop and start selling some parts so I should be back to work on the bumper this weekend.
As you can tell I'm using the most advanced CAD design.
Cardboard assisted design is the original CAD.
I would recommend bringing the pieces of the bumper under the 1/4 panel out at least a little. The added protection there would help when the rear gets in a notch would be helpful.
I've wiped out two passenger side tail lights now in parts of the trail where that simple little piece of steel would have saved them. You've got a good bit of work in those 1/4s, is hate too see you wreck them. My next bumper will have more protection there.
I've wiped out two passenger side tail lights now in parts of the trail where that simple little piece of steel would have saved them. You've got a good bit of work in those 1/4s, is hate too see you wreck them. My next bumper will have more protection there.
Well between work and Christmas I was able to find some time to get some work done in the shop.
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Still need some paint and to wire up the LED lights.
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I should be picking up another CUCV ambulance this week, it has a strong running 6.2, K case turbo 400, 208 that I will be swapping with my 205 and the best piece, a Gear Venders overdrive along with more one tons and misc. parts.
The 6.2 will get me running till I can build my 6.5 turbo engine.
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Still need some paint and to wire up the LED lights.
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I should be picking up another CUCV ambulance this week, it has a strong running 6.2, K case turbo 400, 208 that I will be swapping with my 205 and the best piece, a Gear Venders overdrive along with more one tons and misc. parts.
The 6.2 will get me running till I can build my 6.5 turbo engine.
Looks rather good
nice, and i know where a set of one tons can go if you have too many lol
are those CUCV shackles sticking through the bumper?
Slapperbar
Retired Navy NDT Examiner
Looks like it.
That is a badass pic...hell of a job on the chop job.
y5mgisi
1 ton status
Came out good!
Stomis
Professional Amateur
I love it when the bumper completes the wheel arch liner properly like that...
Jester1
1/2 ton status
I could her a tiny gasp or was in a communal cry of all the east coasters knowing you are going to party that ambulance out. "The metal, it has no holes....."
