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Jacksonwolf39 said:
What kind of material are you using if you don't mind me asking? I've been wanting to make one for mine.
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I searched bimini top material on ebay. I think it was like 20 a linear yard. They had around 1200 sales. It definitely isn't thick like a bestop, it is thin. Hopefully it will shed the water.
 
Turned out great. I remember after my new motor, I was very unsure for awhile until I figured out things. Tires look like they work good too.
 
Got to put my ass in the seat today.
I actually fit in it very comfortably for such a small chassis.
As much as I hate to admit it, this is a very nice rig. After giving up a beautiful Jeep then headed down a broken road, it led him to an awesome buggy.
I can't wait to help him winch it back over onto its wheels on the trail real soon.


Yes I did quote rascal flats.
 
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You've been there you understand
It's all part of a grander plan that is coming true
 
A little update. I let a small leak snowball into a mountain. As it sits the transfer case is out of it, transmission is out of it too and should be back in tonight.

Changed the rear main, cause it looked to be leaking from no crankcase ventilation. Which I fixed a couple months back.

New flywheel. New pump seal on trans.

Went ahead and having transfer case resealed. New site tube.

All ARP fasteners in this stuff now.

Hopefully this will keep me from worrying myself with minor leaks that 99.5% of people wouldnt have worried about.
 

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