50 years of rust brings that time to 3 months, and then putting it all back in place another 6 .. LolOriginally Posted by mudgirl
maybe these guys would help tow with his willy.....i would enjoy watching!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd78rtf0rjo
57" cj3b bais 33's gettting resto moded
93 xj 37s eats tie rod ends like a fat kid eats candy
95 yj 33's the d/d, the hand me downs go some were
02 wj 33's she wants more lift, but will get more fender trimmed
" this is a exit only"
are you sure the clips are out of that u-joint it's not pressing out."ya they're out" are ya sure ?"ya i'm sure...... oh ya it's still in there" 07/11/2010
BOTH WILL REMAIN UNNAMED
http://www.quadratec.com/community/j...rig.php?a=1407
Mmmmm....I like Marines........More like this....
“I worked hard. Anyone who works as hard as I did can achieve the same results..”
Johann Sebastian Bach
2 minute tear down I could do with a sawzall and a fire wrench haha putting it back together not my thing. Pretty cool and I am sure it took a lot of practice.
yep, like were's the gas tank? How does the rear shaft hook up? The exhaust, the battery and fuel lines?? They do look like a nascar pit crew..
57" cj3b bais 33's gettting resto moded
93 xj 37s eats tie rod ends like a fat kid eats candy
95 yj 33's the d/d, the hand me downs go some were
02 wj 33's she wants more lift, but will get more fender trimmed
" this is a exit only
are you sure the clips are out of that u-joint it's not pressing out."ya they're out" are ya sure ?
BOTH WILL REMAIN UNNAMED
http://www.quadratec.com/community/j...rig.php?a=1407
I believe you can see the exhaust hanging from the motor. No mounts to the body or frame. Also I would think that the battery and a very small fuel container would have to be mounted on the engine or transmission somewhere. As for the rear shaft...slip yoke just slid it out and leave it attached, probably didn't have a front and some kinda quick release steering.
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