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gearhead1985B:
i thing it will look good on 31's maybe some 33's



the guy wants $400 for a frame a title and some id tags everything else is toast i need to think about it some mor so what do you all think

calvynandhobbs:
If you have the time it would be fun, but it's going to be a lot of work.

gearhead1985B:

--- Quote from: calvynandhobbs on November 28, 2010, 03:11:25 PM ---If you have the time it would be fun, but it's going to be a lot of work.

--- End quote ---

the more i look at i am saying no

1. there are atleast 3 differnt jeeps put together
        a. a mb hood and passenger side
        b. a gpw grill
        c. a cj2a or 3b driver side
        d. an unknown tail gate (makes it a cj it looks like a repop)
        e. a title that says 1947 and no proof on the body to suport it

i am going to offer 200 for it and it disapers today there is not enough cj2a to call it one but the frame is solid

WillC:
It has potential!!   8)
 


http://octaneculture.com/2010/10/g-i-joe-goes-low/

Bill3753:
Just speaking from my own experience, I wouldn't do it.  Its much easier to find something with solid sheet metal and build from there then it is to fix rust.  The frame on it might even be rotted and then your looking for that too.  I would bet at the very least the body mounts are shot on the frame and will need repaired.  Those old frames always rot out where to rubber mounts sandwich the steel.  Last summer (09) I welded in floors, rockers, cab corners, and cab mounts in a 75 F250 High Boy.  Awsome project and it came out great, but looking back at it there would have been less time and money in it just to find one solid from the get go or swap the cab all together.

It would be a fun project to take on, but I don't think it would be worth it in the long run. 

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