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zukkev
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zukkev
Cornfuzzled yet again...
Now???:stirpot:
TreeClimber
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HEY POKEY, from C/L
Willys Looking For A Home (Auburn)
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Date: 2008-09-26, 4:50PM PDT
Free Willys CJ tub. I don't know the year, it's a flat fender. Dusty
253-335-1166
Willys Looking For A Home (Auburn)
Reply to: [email protected] [?]
Date: 2008-09-26, 4:50PM PDT
Free Willys CJ tub. I don't know the year, it's a flat fender. Dusty
253-335-1166
- Location: Auburn
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Finaly
Finaly got back to being able to get some work done on the Jeep:cheer: Got the heater mounted in place (mohave) and built the dash this weekend. In the pics. Dash as it was . Kinda hacked up from a few years of use:booo: So I hacked out the rest of it to make room for the new dash. This made it a lot easier to get the heater in place at the same time:cheer: I made the dash out of a piece of etched aluminum from wilsonart that I had left over from a job I did a while back. I used a piece of 16 gauge aluminum for a backer since the etched stull is like 24 gauge. All put together and I like the look. Still need to make the switch panel (hole). The switch panel will be hinged at the bottom to allow access to the fuse panel that will be mounted behind it.
Finaly got back to being able to get some work done on the Jeep:cheer: Got the heater mounted in place (mohave) and built the dash this weekend. In the pics. Dash as it was . Kinda hacked up from a few years of use:booo: So I hacked out the rest of it to make room for the new dash. This made it a lot easier to get the heater in place at the same time:cheer: I made the dash out of a piece of etched aluminum from wilsonart that I had left over from a job I did a while back. I used a piece of 16 gauge aluminum for a backer since the etched stull is like 24 gauge. All put together and I like the look. Still need to make the switch panel (hole). The switch panel will be hinged at the bottom to allow access to the fuse panel that will be mounted behind it.
Attachments
The lever is for the micro lock on the front brakes. The short tube is for the defroster to hook to. There are about 100 little holes in the tube its attached to as a defroster. I can try and get a better pic of the metal.
wheeler4x4samota
Well-Known Member
almost there
git r done:awesomework:
git r done:awesomework:
Right on. Forgot about the defroster. Great idea. :awesomework:
Your closer I think. Everytime I look at the damned thing I add 5 more things that need to done or addressed :haha: :booo:
wheeler4x4samota
Well-Known Member
same here
link to the wilsonart page but their pics dont do it justice either.
http://samples.wilsonart.com/p-381-mercury-stria-6312.aspx
http://samples.wilsonart.com/p-381-mercury-stria-6312.aspx
wheelinjp
Well-Known Member
Looks great jim. I like the dash alot. hopefully a few of us will be ready for a maiden voyage around the same time. Unfortunately I think it will be a snow run at my pace.
zukkev
Cornfuzzled yet again...
That's Great you are finally makin forward progress Jim!!!!:cheer: Now
Git-r-Dun!!!
Git-r-Dun!!!
AMJ
Well-Known Member
Glad to see you back on it Jim. The dash looks very nice :awesomework:
A little bit more. Got the switch panel made up and got the batteries mounted up under the pass. seat. The solenoid is a 85 amp continuous duty unit (winch solenoid) that will tie the batteries together with the flip of a switch when needed. I had this same setup on the old jeep with years of use and no problems
