Let's see your TJ
Saying no to the BOX
JK Newbie
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Suffolk,VA
JK Newbie
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 23
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Heres mine.
http://www.links4jeeps.com/members/kizer/
Showing off
Sitting on flat ground, well Ok, not flat, but on the ground.
http://www.links4jeeps.com/members/kizer/
Showing off
Sitting on flat ground, well Ok, not flat, but on the ground.
JK Newbie
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 11
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From: Fort Richardson, Alaska
Here is my old one.
I have not even driven my JK yet and I already miss the TJ. I had alot of good times wheeling it.
My TJ when I sold it after taking everything off.
TJ all my stuff went on. I almost wanted to cry when my Currie 9's went on this
Jeep.
My favorite Jeep I built even though the owner does not wheel it. I guess if you are a Doctor you can have a mall cruiser built for you.
I have not even driven my JK yet and I already miss the TJ. I had alot of good times wheeling it.
My TJ when I sold it after taking everything off.
TJ all my stuff went on. I almost wanted to cry when my Currie 9's went on this
Jeep.
My favorite Jeep I built even though the owner does not wheel it. I guess if you are a Doctor you can have a mall cruiser built for you.
JK Freak
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 543
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From: Kopperl, TX
Here is my dad and I's project jeep, "JeepZilla".
Unimog 404's, custom 4 link front and rear, stretched to 130", hybrid transfercase, King Coil over shocks, 18" double beadlock hummer wheels, and 44" boggers
Needs: brakes, full hydraulic steering, lowered about 10", and beefy cage
Unimog 404's, custom 4 link front and rear, stretched to 130", hybrid transfercase, King Coil over shocks, 18" double beadlock hummer wheels, and 44" boggers
Needs: brakes, full hydraulic steering, lowered about 10", and beefy cage
Last edited by DFW Rusty; Sep 8, 2007 at 12:16 PM.
