:thumbsup:That is sweet!!!!!! :thumbsup:

monster decals
 

took ojjj all the jeep decal and replaced them with the monster

where does everyone find all ur stickers?

Dude, it's raining and your softtop windows not on right... :bleh:

window
 

as i was loading the pictures up i noticed that.......how hard was the motor swap.....i was looking into doing it.

To be honest with you, it was not bad at all. It's just time, tools, a place to do it and of course dollars... But I tell you what, the ends results are something to be hold...!!!

I've already bought a new 6.1 for my new Jeep and I don't even own a new Jeep yet... Horse power before the cart I guess... :thinking:

I got mine from:

Here in the JK-Forum store

allthingsjeep.com

and a local sign company for the biguns :wink:

http://i455.photobucket.com/albums/q...p/100_0821.jpg

http://i455.photobucket.com/albums/q...p/100_0825.jpg

http://i455.photobucket.com/albums/q...p/100_0813.jpg

http://my.project-jk.com/data/500/medium/IMG_0330.jpg
:rotflmao2:

Working on home made stickers...
 

I'm currently in the process of designing a light control panel to mount overhead in my Jeep. I plan to have a graphic of a Jeep with LED's at each light source location. When the lights are on, the LED's will also be on giving me a visual representation of the energized lights. So far, I've finished my Jeep graphic design. I started with the following image:

http://www.truebluedogs.com/jeep/lights/real-jeep.jpg

(I don't remember whose Jeep this is, but if you ever read this thread - thanks for your contribution to my project!)

Next, I imported the image into photoshop and removed the background and details, plus added a hard top:

http://www.truebluedogs.com/jeep/lights/lc1.jpg

Then I realized I would need everything to be an outline in order for the graphic to appear properly on the light panel, so I revised what I had done:

http://www.truebluedogs.com/jeep/lights/lc2.jpg

Then I inverted it to see what it would look like finished:

http://www.truebluedogs.com/jeep/lights/lc-inverted.jpg

Finally, I imported the image into Adobe Illustrator and vectorized it. Now it can be taken to any sign shop and made into a sticker:

http://www.truebluedogs.com/jeep/lights/lc-final.jpg

If anyone would like a copy of the .EPS file to make stickers with, just send me a PM. You're more than welcome to use it on your Jeeps. I'm sure there are more uses for it than just what I've designed it for.

When I get finished with the light control panel, I'll do a write-up on the whole thing so you'll be able to see the finished product.

David