Today I got new 35″ tires mounted on new wheels for my 2015 Jeep Wrangler JK Willys edition. They look FANTASTIC. Details on the parts: 315/70r17 BFGoodrich KM3 (M/T) Tires (34.38″ x 12″ actual dimensions) Method Racing NV 305 rims with 4.75″ backspacing 2″ spacer lift w/ Shocks (Skyjacker) Aftermarket Tire Carrier (Rugged Ridge Spartacus… Read More »
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Now that the new site is live and complete with color scheme and flashy logo I decided to head on over to my favorite custom novelty shop and order up some new Sweatshirts, T-Shirts, stickers, and even a new iPhone case. I really like the new look. I love novelty type items… Read More »
I’ve been extremely busy at work lately and haven’t had much time to work on the Jeep, but I have managed to squirrel away a few hours to make some simple updates to this site. I have updated the design to use a cleaner look and most importantly I finally settled on a logo design. … Read More »
After a long hard day of welding, grinding, refitting, cutting, more welding, and more grinding I have successfully finished my first exterior patch. This patch I started earlier this week and it took a loooonnnngggg time to get the panels fitted in just right. I had to patch the floor and the exterior rocker panel… Read More »
Tonight, more on a whim, I headed out to the shop and decided to explore the rust on the passenger side floor just in front of the door. I knew it had a hole that went through the floor, but as I explored around I realized it also had eaten the metal on the exterior… Read More »
Today I’m taking it easy. It’s been a busy weekend and I’ve had lots of success so I’m not going to push my luck much further. My task for the day is straightening out the rear passenger-side panel. This panel wraps around the rear corner and connects the rear valence to the rear fender. I… Read More »
Well, I’m back at it. Today I worked a while on finishing up the remaining patch under the rollbar. This one is on the floor behind the passenger’s seat. I started out with the cardboard drawing and trimmed it to shape. Then I traced it onto the metal and used the cutting wheel on the… Read More »