Daddy/Daughter Daily Driver And Mini Monster

[bob w]

Pretty darn cool if you axe me.[cl

 

[Wilit Everrun]

Ok Back to the '29 4 door.

So we tried out the body on the 2wd frame. We didn't like it and she wanted a 4x4. We looked over at the chevy frame that I had already modified for another project:

We removed the dodge sheet metal and installed the Ford stuff. It fit Like i had made it for it.

I'll have to get back to the dodge some other time... maybe a motorhome?

So here is the mock up for the project.

We played around with a couple different front fender options, including the original ford fenders and some rear fenders off of a '80s chevy.

We were in a antique/junk store and I came across some fenders from a '37 Cadillac...they quickly followed me home.

She decided that would be perfect, and I agree. We set he cowl where we thought it would go and stepped back to see.

 

[redidbull]

I agree with you, the new Jeep pickups have a fugly aspect to them. Yours is coming along very nicely great work

The ugliest part of it is the price. It is approaching what we paid for our house. Jim

 

[joedoh]

great having a daughter that likes what you like!

jeep came out neat too!

 

[wendle]

...Chris Durham...

Blast from the past. Old rockcrawling nostalgia...

 

[Wilit Everrun]

Couple of pictures from fitting the front fenders and building up some running boards.

 

[Wilit Everrun]

With the front fenders placed, we went back to N*rthern Tool for more trailer springs and made up the front bumper. She also wanted a spot to sit and eat her lunch fo we made an expanded steel seat at the front.

We also started playing around with the grill.

Everything looked good so we started welding

 

[Wilit Everrun]

About the same time we worked the area where the front end and front fender joined up. We wanted to smooth the transition.

We needed to make all of accessible, so most of it bolts on and off.

 

[Old Iron]

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[kenny c]

This is too cool.[cl[cl