He only needs a regular cab because everyone else is too afraid to ride with him. 
Errrrrrr.... Wait??? Maybe that's me?
Errrrrrr.... Wait??? Maybe that's me?
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That's why he has two of them.
My BIL has a jeep but won't go with me. He starts shaking like a dog pooping a pine cone when I ask...He only needs a regular cab because everyone else is too afraid to ride with him.
Errrrrrr.... Wait??? Maybe that's me?
It's a jeep thing.
My uncle wouldn't ride in my Dad's 78 K20 either. Apparently I did, in my car seat, but he'd get out and walk up/down hills
I always like when someone says "hey let me out and I'll be your spotter through this" what this really means is... Let me out or you will have a spot on your seat.It's a jeep thing.
My uncle wouldn't ride in my Dad's 78 K20 either. Apparently I did, in my car seat, but he'd get out and walk up/down hills
That's some beautiful country you got there! Kinda jealous, you got to go out and play.
In that pic it looks like the front and rear are fairly balanced as far as movement goes. Good job!
In that pic it looks like the front and rear are fairly balanced as far as movement goes. Good job!
Nice!
So when's the cage starting?
Just run a hoop behind you. Or just a shoulder bar.
That was my first thought. Debating on how to tie it in
Thinking 2 plates welding to the inside with the pipe welded to it perpendicular
Makes sense to me.
maybe the lower half of this and tied to the back of the cab?
^^^That's a great idea!!!
I thought you had a bender....the staggered legs would add a lot of strength though. A couple 4"x4" plates sandwiching the rear cab that tie back to the crossbar would probably be sufficient 
