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Unstung

Reverse Fabrication

Posted August 25 2008 04:39 PM by Jp Tech Editor

I finally cut the stinger off my orange flattie.

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Jp's XJ is 4.0L again

JR Coming Back

Posted July 19 2008 06:49 AM by Jp Tech Editor

For the first time in a year Jp's '99 XJ is on the road. So what's next for this Jeep?

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My M-38A1 Addition

Another Jeep in the herd

Posted July 3 2008 09:22 PM by Jp Tech Editor

So, I spent 9 hours in the truck today driving through holiday weekend traffic up to my buddy, Jim's place for a screamin' deal.

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Posted April 2 2008 11:35 AM by Willys

A while ago I posted some photochopped images of different step ideas I had for the high clearance rocker guards I was planning to make for my XJ. Well, the XJ got tapped to go to Easter Jeep Safari this year,...

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M-Truck to Moab

Spare Tire Storage

Posted March 11 2008 06:47 AM by Jp Tech Editor

I should be building a rollcage and installing power steering on my M-715. Instead I'm messing with stupid stuff.

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Stak-In-The-Box

Murderous Overkill on the Radar

Posted February 15 2008 09:16 AM by Jp Tech Editor

I've been pulling together the parts I need to sling the drivetrain into Murderous Overkill. Here's the new Stak 3-speed Monster Box being uncrated.

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Finishing up Overkill's Rear

Willys Prerunner

Posted October 14 2007 08:10 PM by Jp Tech Editor

Just when I though all the tough stuff was done I discover the way I designed the rear really brought the suck.

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Forward on the Back

Overkill Rear Bumper

Posted October 5 2007 05:04 PM by Jp Tech Editor

I've been busy and slightly injured the past two weeks, so no fabrication. Today I got my gimpy self out in the garage for some slow-going fabrication on the rear bumper.

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Never ending cage build

Ane even more fabrication

Posted September 19 2007 04:04 PM by Jp Tech Editor

I finally got to the part of the cage build I've been dreading. The *** X brace in the rear.

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Gnarly Notching

Cage work back on track

Posted September 12 2007 01:54 PM by Jp Tech Editor

I got my chop saw up and running again, so it's time to get back to building.

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Notch Nibbling

More slow cage progress

Posted September 10 2007 01:43 PM by Jp Tech Editor

I grab an hour here and there to chip away at the rear cage for Murderous Overkill, but there's always something that hampers progress.

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Skinning the bed

Strip Show in the Garage

Posted September 5 2007 01:52 PM by Jp Tech Editor

It's taking me way too much time to work around the stock bed. A few minutes with the saber saw and I've got much more working room.

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The Shortstar Flattie Radiator

Finally Flattie Fixin'

Posted August 30 2007 04:46 PM by Jp Tech Editor

Ever since I built my Shortstar-powered flattie I've been dealing with problems with the one component I didn't engineer - the serpentine belt tensioner.

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