That ****s man what a piece of **** I love it actually . How bout some more pics of the whole truck. The front end is kick *** and different at least for a willys... Keep up the good work Dave
I really like that, it's going to be cool as hell. Are you going without a hood? Because those chrome headlights look trick like that. Did you make the batwings on the axle? Gonna be one sweet-***ed truck...
I think it looks great so far. Except, I don't like those add-on headlight "eyebrows" on anything, ever. It doesn't need any "filler" around the headlights, check out the Beatnik Bandit, it doesn't have any filler. Can you mount the turn signals on the side of the shock mount just ubder the headlight, like they are on a '54 Buick but without the egg shaped trim? On a Jeep, less is more, simpler is better, Functional is everything.
If you are gonna go with the hooded headlights, use the smaller hooded lights for turn signals and cut out the dimple right below the headlights and mount them there... Brian
Don't stop the photo recording. It will be interesting to see how it all comes to gether. Keep the camera handy. Not a cookie cutter project in any way. Frank
ihave a grill shell that would look bad *** against that cowl... Its off a old radiator from what i think a sub pump. Would ya thinkn about swaping it out?
I'm diggin' it! The truck has to have a name. I am sthinking the T Jeep (frame design) or the Jeeper tee, Jim
I'm not quite sure the front turn signals are big enough. If it was mine, I'd name it "Cheetah Hoof". Don't know why. It just says "Cheetah Hoof" to me - and that's a good thing. JH
Hey Tingler, You not only draw a helluva monster but you build them pretty good too. I give it the "Okie Farm Boy" award for excellent bad taste! lol
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