Jeep builds a transparent truck
03-22-2013, 04:08 AM
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Jeep builds a transparent truck
Jeep builds a transparent truck | Fox News
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Jeep has created a truck that’s so lightweight, you can see through it.
The Wrangler Stitch is a trimmed-down version of the iconic off-roader that features an aluminum floor pan, gas tank and control arms, chrome moly roll cage and carbon fiber hood. Even the windshield has been chopped two inches to drop a few pounds.
But it’s most apparent weight-saving measures are transparent body panels made from architectural fabric wrapped over a solid frame.
Other upgrades include racing seats borrowed from the SRT Viper supercar, a Mopar cold air intake and exhaust, 17-inch aluminum wheels, DynaTrac Pro Rock 44 axles and a host of other off-road mods.
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Read more: Jeep builds a transparent truck | Fox News
Jeep has created a truck that’s so lightweight, you can see through it.
The Wrangler Stitch is a trimmed-down version of the iconic off-roader that features an aluminum floor pan, gas tank and control arms, chrome moly roll cage and carbon fiber hood. Even the windshield has been chopped two inches to drop a few pounds.
But it’s most apparent weight-saving measures are transparent body panels made from architectural fabric wrapped over a solid frame.
Other upgrades include racing seats borrowed from the SRT Viper supercar, a Mopar cold air intake and exhaust, 17-inch aluminum wheels, DynaTrac Pro Rock 44 axles and a host of other off-road mods.
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Read more: Jeep builds a transparent truck | Fox News
03-22-2013, 07:41 PM
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I don't really want people to see inside my "truck".
Concept vehicles annoy me anyways. It's like they are saying "Check out this awesome vehicle that we are capable of making, but we never will so buy this lesser thing we offer instead!"
Concept vehicles annoy me anyways. It's like they are saying "Check out this awesome vehicle that we are capable of making, but we never will so buy this lesser thing we offer instead!"