Thanks for the advice, i may be able to someway, somehow, give you credit on the Jeep for it, maybe in the corner somewhere, really small.
As far as the J4000 being the civil version of the M-715, i don't think so. I think the axles are different for one thing, if anything the military used the Galdiator and spun something off that. I'd kinda like to have one though.
I think i am a member of the ifsj site, i just need to go there more. My problem is this truck needs engine work, (it's the original motor), carburator work, wiring work, brake work, inside the cab stuff, i don't have brake lights either. We call it "old smokey" but it does run everyday. I don't really have the time , knowhow and resources right now plus i still want to do more stuff to the Scrambler. A friend of mine has a TF999 that i'm thinking of getting to replace my SR4, so that may be the next project.
As far as the recipe here goes,get whatever paint that is on sale,this should take at least 6 months to hit all the bargin bins and close out sales at the parts house,lumber yards and hardware stores,why waste time sanding it,it might cost you $10.00 more if have to buy sand paper,then probably another $15.00 if you decide to primer it also
OK you have finally got your paint together,the next step is to down a 6 pack of your choice and start shooting in no random order,however i would paint all the light colors first and then add your dark colors last,the light colors kill the dark color if you get over spray on it.All this is best done in a the dark,then when you see it for the first time in the light it seems to make more of an impact-JC
