Yea we got a good thing goin, the company is small it's me, him and one other guy. Basically he designed everything and then tells me and my coworker how to build it. I do 95% of welding and grinding and prepping for paint



Here's a suburban we built. No truck we build is alike we always add little things

 

Made my rear shock mounts, I wanted to keep them out of the cargo area so i installed these and am going to run a tube going through the wheel wells

 

How close does that shock get when the tires tucked up

 

The tires stick out so far there is no contact and the shocks won't bottom out upon uptravel

 

Priming the rear tomorrow and taping off everything to spray Friday and saturday..

 

Bad *** build, subbed.

 

Sprayed the grey first then let it sit for two days

 

Taped off the black

 

 

For the competition I was competing in the jeep got first and in hands on competition I got 2nd out of 150 people. April 4 is state competition which is in corpus christi so I'm pushing to finish the interior and the front axle. I have all the parts front the front axle and hydro assist. I plan to be finished next week or so

 

Nice!

 

Paint came out great.

 

awsome

 

Tore the front axle apart today, it's rougher than I thought. The hubs had never been taken apart wince 1979. The blljoins look good though? Which is weird. I'll keep them till they need to be replaced. It was raelly low on oil, half the oil in it was really thick and muckily looking also

 

Updates?