...and who's four point cage is that? Also, Is there any bracing behind the firewall? The car is still at Rich's shop right?

Car's lookin' good Art :thumbsup:

Thanks guys!.. :thankyou:

That there down bar set up was pried from the clasp hold of Mr "Flash68" Dave Gordon., and "Badmotorfinger" He was gracious enough to part with it, and I was able to acquire it. I believe he got it when he originally bought the car. It is a cool set up,,, but that center bar is a heavy S.O.B.



4 point Roll bar is D.S.E. -, The plate making up the corner grasps on a solid section, allowing for a solid location for mounting. Were still working on bringing in some additional bars inside, down by the seat, and up to firewall back.

Yes the car is over at Rich's shop. "CrossRamRich" - Road Touring Customs
If you guys are in the area, you can usually catch him there in the evening.. after 5... till.. the beers run out... So.. bring some Bud Light with you!:cheers:

Cool project. Like the direction you're heading with this one. Will be following along.

Nice progress, its looking good.

Looking good Art! Keep at it!

:captain:

Progress
 

Thanks fot the nudge! I need that once and a while!.

The underside has been cleaned up. Sheet-metal gone thru, seam seal as needed.. underside undercoated.
Front end assembled and gapped for auto-body.
Working on roll bar design down bars by the side of the seat.

also have to re-design the cross bar that goes across the engine bay, as the stock original cowl hood interferes with the bar / vise versa. (Dave Gordon's
car had a fiberglass hood that didn't have all that metal in the way).

I am waiting on receiving the rear axle housing from Speedtec so we can test fit the new Torque Arm. Powder-coat to follow. :fluffy: :fluffy:

http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...3f834e1cb2.jpg


http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...9cf450378c.jpg

http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...16ff381dae.jpg



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A funny thing on the lower front panels. they had this built out
mudflap type thing on the fenders, just behind the front wheels.
Rich and I were looking them over, and they did one hell of a
metal job on them, as they didn not appear to have been cut
or modified from factory origional

http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...o__highres.jpg

http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r..._25_39_Pro.jpg

http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...o__highres.jpg

Both sides were identical, but the outside body part, did have bondo to fill in the swooping curve.

has anyone else seen this?

Still going OD Green?
 

I've got a gallon of Jeep Rescue Green in my garage I'd donate to the project

Awesome build and loving the ideas of the military theme.

Cool... thank's for the offer!.. Justin... I think that Jeep Rescue Green might be a bit on the wild side!!... :thumbsup:

Color selection is in these tones..

http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...k/DSC06785.jpg

http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...ge-bedside.jpg


http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...ee-quarter.jpg


http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...arm%20Mist.jpg





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along with this.. black trim, Black hood (like the Huey helicopter had the nose).


http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...k/caryl-28.jpg

http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...ueyGunship.jpg


:)
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You can do a military tribute, without going overboard. Great taste on the color choice, love the 67 camaro's - very down to business looking cars.