Swoop69
Registered User
- Location
- Riverton, Utah
lacking motivation on this project... give me some support guys! keep me from scrapping this!
4 Door Jeepster Commando Build
- Thread starter Swoop69
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- build thread
- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
swap it to a bullnose they are the best!
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
What's it's current state? I think it'll be a sweet project to complete. What's hanging you up at the moment?
I know the feeling. My CJ has not moved in a month!
sixstringsteve
Well-Known Member
- Location
- UT
get it done, you'll be so glad you did. Sounds like it's time for a work party where we can all come over and knock a ton out in one night. How close are you?
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Randyzzz
Fully Scrambled
- Location
- Sisters, OR
You can't give up now! That thing's gonna be too cool once it's mobile...
I'm in
Deweyxj
Invisible, on purpose!
- Location
- In my own private Idaho
You have to finish it!! You have already done all the hard stuff!! :tara:
I know how you feel though, I'm at the same point where all the PITA stuff has to happen, Fuel & brake lines, wiring, dash, E-brake cables, running lights, safety belts, ...
Also, there's the stuff that is going to cost money, like exhaust & drivelines & custom soft tops & ....
Keep going, if for no other reason than, I know that someone else is in it as deep as I am:amy:
I know how you feel though, I'm at the same point where all the PITA stuff has to happen, Fuel & brake lines, wiring, dash, E-brake cables, running lights, safety belts, ...
Also, there's the stuff that is going to cost money, like exhaust & drivelines & custom soft tops & ....
Keep going, if for no other reason than, I know that someone else is in it as deep as I am:amy:
jeepstersrule
Member
Hey bro... don't lose hope! Although there's work to be done, it's going to be a very rewarding project in the end. If you need a helping hand please don't hesitate to ask. Besides, that will give me an excuse to swing by in the '82 Scrambler I picked up earlier this summer. Just had my first shakedown run up AF canyon into mineral basin a couple weeks ago!
I'm a newbie to this forum as of yesterday, but I just finished reading this whole thread and it would be a shame to give up on this project now after coming so far on such a really different idea. Keep it going. You can't give up after putting years into it. You have given me inspiration.
Swoop69
Registered User
- Location
- Riverton, Utah
yeah... I was just seeing who was still out there in the web world...
I actually made a little bit of progress on it last weekend. I need to move it to another space in the garage, but cant without rear wheels (or frame). I measured, measured, measured, measured, and cut, test fit, need to cut off another 2 inches of frame, but then can weld er up. I dont have any new pics, but will get some soon.
Thanks for the motivation.
I actually made a little bit of progress on it last weekend. I need to move it to another space in the garage, but cant without rear wheels (or frame). I measured, measured, measured, measured, and cut, test fit, need to cut off another 2 inches of frame, but then can weld er up. I dont have any new pics, but will get some soon.
Thanks for the motivation.
Swoop69
Registered User
- Location
- Riverton, Utah
no, the guy i bought it from had it made.
Another Jeep
ONDAROX
- Location
- Syracuse
Input, need input!
Been following this post for some time. It's like reading a great book, but I need to know what happens at the end! Keep up the hood work. Its looking awesome!
Been following this post for some time. It's like reading a great book, but I need to know what happens at the end! Keep up the hood work. Its looking awesome!
Swoop69
Registered User
- Location
- Riverton, Utah
Thanks... Motivation is low these days...