What lies before you here is the last of the "Real" Jeeps. That's my opinion anyway. After the 95 some of the things that defined a Jeep were history such as leaf springs and an interior you could spray out with a hose.
At the Northwoods Jeep Jamboree
At the Cliff's insane terrain offroad park.
Me at the beach on Lake Michigan.
This is shortly after I got it. First things I did were put the Bestop Halftop on, Light bar, Windshield hinge lights, and mounted a high lift on the rear roll bar.
When I got it, it came with a banged up tube bumper. (can't stand them) and crome inserts in the grill. Had to take care of that!
I go someone to fab me a new front bumper on Ebay. It's 3/16" wall and sealed with an air fitting welded on. That'll be the tank for my on board air system. I send it down to the Blast Shop in Kenosha, WI with the light bar to get powder coated and it turned out awesome. The do great work. I also painted the headlight bezels and grill inserts to get rid of the chrome.
Another front view
Me flexin' I'll get more once I get my Disconnects!
Fire Extinguisher mounted on the driver seat frame
In this pic, you can see the CB, Centra Pod speakers, and my trans case shifter made out of a disarmed grenade.
Once it's warmer I'll post pics of the safari top (Urban Camo) and the sound system install.
Updated pics
This is my 84 Olds. Summer toy! Check out my other page for more on the Toro.
My beater Toyota, Everyone should have a piece of crap like this to haul parts and whatnot.
