For the money I would rather have a more normal Brute like this one.

 

Definitely Different!
I'd prefer keeping mine, adding the Hemi and keeping my 4 doors With some coins left over...for fuel!

 

Good call, luckie! That's what I would drop my extra coin on (if I had any )...the Hemi conversion from Burnsville OffRoad...it's only 33 Grand for the 6.4L!


Russ D.

 

I don't know if it was AEV's goal or not... and I'm sure it probably was.... But if i wanted a '57 chevy pickup... I'd go out and buy one... not turn my jeep into one...



For that $50,000, I'd have my '57 pickup sitting next to my Wrangler...

 

OK...forgive me for being an idiot, but was the Brute ever in production or is it basically a home built kit. Reason I ask is that this morning on my way home from work I was sitting at a stop light when I seen a Redrock colored Brute(Rubicon lettering on the hood and Brute on the tailgate) turning on to the highway heading in the direction I was going. When the light turned I tried to catch up but caught another light and it was gone. It was real purty I must say.

 

Same, I think baja style would make it look far better, and prehaps offer more visability?

 

Yes, the Brute was and is in production along with the "home built kit". You can order one turn-key custom built to your specs. I was in Missoula 2 weeks ago and saw two of them. One on 35's and one on 38's. Made me think twice about my $25k unlimited, that is until I saw the sticker price. Still, very impressive workmanship and if $$ was no object hmmmmm....

And no, I don't believe that is a real Brute in the pic. I doubt AEV would ever put their name on that.

 

I like the look of that second brute. very nicely done

 

That's no Brute it's a yellow dumptruck...lol

I still have my Tonka dump truck from when I was a kid

 

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