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5 pounds of crap in a 2 pound box

I’m not great at posting on here like I should be. Never don’t sheet metal like the floor so it’s definitely a learning experience

Working on bumpstop mounts and some light mounts. This is probably difficult to read cause I’m all over the place. My bad

Exhaust

Floor fab is pretty much done just needs clean up started building the exhaust and I got the mirror mounts made

Also has anyone tried a GM, Ford, or Chrysler clip in speedo cable on a 74 and later gauge cluster?

Awesome I’ll check it thank you!

Has anyone used a kit like this to successfully make a factory speedo work off of a gps unit? https://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/41800/10002/-1?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIg7ey08OUgAMVKwCtBh1TqgJuEAQYAiABEgLUn_D_BwE Also does anyone know how many revolutions per mile the factory speedometer uses? These are...

So now I’m trying to figure out how to make the speedo work off of GPS. I have been looking at the speed hit kit but it says it only works with GM cables so I need to figure that out.

Then my steering column and and steering column wheel showed up and i set them in place to see how it looked and even though I was planning on switching to autometer gauges I set the original cluster back in place and realized how much better the stock gauges look.

and then my and my buddy Devan and I started workin on the floors he is awesome at sheet metal work and bead rolling so he started knocking this out

Then it went back to Jake’s house for the rear corners he costumer built for me, built the cage with seat mounts and and tied the cage into the frame built the sliders, and front bumper and out the winch mount on

Alrighty so at this point my buddy stretched it about 12 inches with most the frame made of 2x4 4 linked the rear and rear coilover mounts then I brought it back home and sucked in the door entries to narrow the rear of the body and started building the rear tub out of 1x1 and I also got my...

Got to a point where I was bummed I cut up a complete (but not good) and at some point I bought this to build one more for light trails, hunting, daily driving and exploring with the wife and daughter

A lot of progress since my last post. Custom chassis, stretched body, tons, links front and rear, atlas, etc. suffered a TBI and my friends helped me keep this going. Hoping to be at trail hero