Builds 1975 Red (green) Money pit (8 Viewers)

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I have been dangling on the end of a winch cable more times than I care to remember because of the rear overhang. Every extra inch of rearward axle placement helps in a rig that actually gets used off road.

When you get right down to it, only the 40 series has this unnatural axle position. The 43, 45, 55, and 60 series all place the axle under the center of the frame arch, not on the leading edge.
 
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I have been dangling on the end of a winch cable more times than I care to remember because of the rear overhang. Every extra inch of rearward axle placement helps in a rig that actually gets used off road.

When you get right down to it, only the 40 series has this unnatural axle position. The 43, 45, 55, and 60 series all place the axle under the center of the frame arch, not on the leading edge.
Thanks!
 
Sides stripped down and epoxy primmer applied. Drivers side has a few small areas that need rust repair and passenger side has a bit more places.
Getting VERY close!! woohoo
I am shooting for tinted raptor liner on the bottom this weekend. fingers crossed. lol

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My US spec 75 has a single hole for the antenna in the upper part of the cowl, above the kick vent and just above the body seam on the pass side. My trail rigs 75 tub has the hole in the same spot. Idk if it's correct or not.
 
My US spec 75 has a single hole for the antenna in the upper part of the cowl, above the kick vent and just above the body seam on the pass side. My trail rigs 75 tub has the hole in the same spot. Idk if it's correct or not.
Thanks!
 
It’s been slow going. Not to mention hot AF.
Partly done with frame. Using chassis saver and then spraying engine paint semi black over it.
Chassis saver is some tough chit!

Also roughed in the tailgate when the top is off.

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