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Removing these roll bar Torx bolts is considered a rite of passage for real Scrambler owners. If you’ve never done it, you’ve missed out on one of the true “pleasures” of ownership.

I put in the MORE Bombproof engine mounts. Everything lined up forward and back from there.

This was sold at a Ducks Unlimited auction this evening, without any of the contents, it was a live auction with lots of bidders. It brought $4100. Only a chocolate lab puppy brought more, but he was pretty cute. I was amazed. A couple of people said I should be building and selling them.

Very nice work!

Welcome! I’ll add that these Jeeps are fairly simple to work on. With help and guidance from people on here, you can learn to do most anything yourself, if you’re so inclined. A copy of the old full service manual can walk you through most things, step by step, also.

They do require modification. The tapered end for the drag link is quite small and will need to be teamed to the size you want. The box end has the indexing splines in the wrong places for a Jeep, they’ll need to be cut and tapered with a triangle file. Nothing too difficult, just be aware.

You just have to shop in the right places….😅

Do you have a brand and part number for that by-pass valve? I need to do that. TIA

And the end product….

Progressing along….. Front panel installed and some lighting.

I’m sure that you really needed another one, especially with the new shop and all. Gotta fill it up.

Just a progress picture…..

With the issues with the aftermarket tubs, you are way better off if you can repair an original tub. That said, the aftermarket Throttle Down Customs frame gets great reviews from those that have used them.

Thank you!

Yes, it does. The first one was a Pepsi front graphic. This one is a generic one that just says “Cold Drinks”, we’re going to change it to an American Flag front panel. They can be changed to whatever you can find. Branded fronts are usually the property of that brand.

Once you remove everything inside, they aren’t really heavy. The weight is the drink rack and compressor. You need to add weight in the bottom to keep it from tipping forward when the door is opened. This the first one that I did, almost complete in this picture. I added a shelf above the...

Working on turning this old drink machine into a storage container/safe for guns. I’ve done one before. This one will be auctioned off at a Ducks Unlimited banquet in March.