what did u do to your jeep this weekend

[rstep]

Took the chero out for a test run after the SOA and got hung up on this speed bump at a local 4x4 shop.


The old chero did great with a 787 score and for the effort won it's class and a new set of Rancho shocks.Now to get some 33's under it.

[HOOT]

Made a lawn ornament out of the Honcho again until more money comes in.
Scrubbed the heck out of the J20 to turn it into a red truck again. Wow what a difference, guess it has been a couple of years since its last bath.
Took it out for a short cruise to show it off of course, then brought it back home and fired it up for the neighbors. Those Dunlop MT's sound wicked screaming and smoking.

[Heckofadeal]

started taking apart the 401 to put in a cam and some other goodies. Crossing my fingers hoping Bulltear ships my distributor geaset before my days off this week!

[J10_Jimbo]

I got my motor running in the '84 and got it out of the shop, so we pulled baby_hewy's truck in and pulled his motor apart. I think we found his problem.

[mcstord]

Cut the fenders and added some flair!

[phisohex]

alt

did the swap to a cs144 still hooking up wiring, did some fiberglass work on some holes...fixed light short.. hopefully it will run again soon.

[Keman]

This weekend I fixed the power steering leak (replaced the high hose) and narrowed down the exhaust manifold leak... (Think I'll pay a shop to fix that!! )
Anybody make a set of headders for a Kaiser 327?

[eyotajeeper]

Got my '72 J4000 running yesterday with a new flexplate from rockauto. Dropped the 360 out of my '74 CJ5 into it for now 'til I get that all redone.

ALso stole the wheels and tires off the CJ, 35/15/15 Swampers.

Kid got carried away with the rattle can when I had my back turned so it got a racing stripe and a new nickname(the red sled).

Gonna take it to the woods tommorow and cause some pain.

[snoopy]

Finished the plumbing on my new Aerotech fuel tank and looked at the body lift. Gotta figure out whats making the cab sit cockeyed before I can tighten it down. Really looking forward to changing out the ball joints and brake rotors on the front next.

[badscooter]

completly rebuilt the front knockles on the d44
and went over the whole truck with real fine grit steel wool to get the pait to look halfway decent

[Keman]

So, now I have rebuilt the carb, cleaned up the engine some, replaced a belt, and am still needing to fix the exhaust leak. I started the paint this weekend by sanding and shooting the tan for the roof. (it was too hot outside to do much more than that)

She runs great, even did a death run test in stop and go traffic on I-5 through downtown Seattle in 90+ weather. She ran well, and took the heat without an issue.

Now the Kaiser is finally parked at my house so I can work on it whenever I like, instead of an hour away at my girlfriend's place.

[mic63]

Finished the front axle. New seals and bearings. Took it to a local Threshing show and got into the parade. Their was a long incline that worked out great. In 4WD low and first gear, I was abel to let it idle up hill. With all the other tractors thumpin and being the first vehicle behind the steam traction engines, you could'nt hear in running. A lot of thumbs up and suprised looks on peoples faces after the anouncers let them know it is a 1963. At the auto shows I hear "Nice Jeep". At the threshing shows I hear so many Jeep stories, it's a very fun time. This years best stories came from a guy that worked for Kaiser Jeep during the 1960's as a sales rep for the upper midwest states.

[orangecherokee]

finished putting the roof on my rig.

[Justin Kerns]

Finished my razor grill swap.

[fulszjep]

What I did to jeep

Bought tilt column from ebay. Column from a super or super custom wagon. Picked up winch and ramsey bumper. Got a chrome transfer case shift knob. Got a a/c unit that has the chrome package vents. Got my indicator lights red and green 2 light set up.