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I'm in awe..one of the most beautiful FSJ ever...

Jeep-gasm!!!!!!!

Just.....WOW!
I'm just waking up and this is a fantastic way to enjoy my coffee, thank you! I'm amazed and have to say that even your progress pics/pics of parts are like art! :bow: And seeing the work you do is like Jeep Porn! haha!
I'm stationed in Vilseck Germany right now and wonder how far from here you are? I'd love to come by sometime and drool. :) I doubt I could drive the Scrambler all the way there since it would cost a fortune but who knows?
Seeing that Willys is a treat, beautiful work! And to reso-rod it is understandable but going with a quadratrac? Now thats ballsy! haha!
Keep the pics and updates coming...PLEASE! :P

Two side questions. In your pic labeled "Exhaust art" what kind of muffler is that? I like how compact it is and that it includes the cross over.
What did you do to all those fasteners? Are they salvaged nuts/bolts etc form other projects? Ther're....green? lol Need info on that and if you restored them I'd love to know the process. Buying fasteners is stupid expensive!
 
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Beyond words. I too am sitting here over a cup of coffee looking at those pictures. Just amazing.
 
Beautiful work. Keep the pics coming. The attention to detail in yalls work is amazing.
 
Yes cool, come on over (700km). a couple of hours driving only :-)
Especially nice if you come with the Scrambler. Would love to see that. Probably mine and yours would be the 2 only Scramblers in entire Belgium :-)

Quadratrac is my all time favorite. I like the Willys look but it needs to go when you put the pedal to the metal.
Going to newer hemi alike mechanics doesn't give me thrills so the 401/qt is a nice option, i believe.

Thanks for all the kind words. Will keep on posting as we go...

jeepdreamer said:
Just.....WOW!
I'm just waking up and this is a fantastic way to enjoy my coffee, thank you! I'm amazed and have to say that even your progress pics/pics of parts are like art! :bow: And seeing the work you do is like Jeep Porn! haha!
I'm stationed in Vilseck Germany right now and wonder how far from here you are? I'd love to come by sometime and drool. :) I doubt I could drive the Scrambler all the way there since it would cost a fortune but who knows?
Seeing that Willys is a treat, beautiful work! And to reso-rod it is understandable but going with a quadratrac? Now thats ballsy! haha!
Keep the pics and updates coming...PLEASE! :P

Two side questions. In your pic labeled "Exhaust art" what kind of muffler is that? I like how compact it is and that it includes the cross over.
What did you do to all those fasteners? Are they salvaged nuts/bolts etc form other projects? Ther're....green? lol Need info on that and if you restored them I'd love to know the process. Buying fasteners is stupid expensive!
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Beautiful work as usual! A few questions, what lift do you use on your FSJ's? Also, where do you get all the 401 engines (do you buy them here when you get the Jeep)? I would also love to see more pics of that great looking shop!
 
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I am as enamored about the brick structures and cobble stone streets, as I am regarding the Jeeps. It's such a clean shop, and great work on the Jeeps. Nice M715 in the background; wonder if it was acquired as one of them that made it to Germany?
 
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Finished Willys Wagon.

[video=youtube;5Cn32b9yz2Y]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Cn32b9yz2Y[/video]
 
Exhaust job on Wagon.

[video=youtube;9kk7s4dUkos]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kk7s4dUkos[/video]
 
Golden Eagle at reunion.

[video=youtube;zjZsMC2RXpw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjZsMC2RXpw[/video]
 
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