Interesting conversion, JK "pickup?"
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Here's a guy that lives in my area. I don't know him personally, but thought this was kind of interesting.
Here's a guy that lives in my area. I don't know him personally, but thought this was kind of interesting.
Last edited by JackMac4; Jan 13, 2009 at 01:59 PM.
good concept but needs more work
if u go to the end of his pics...u can see where he drilled holes in his hard top and filled it with expanding foam to insulate it...has anybody heard of this ..does it work? ...would like to try that to keep out the louisian heat if it works..
if u go to the end of his pics...u can see where he drilled holes in his hard top and filled it with expanding foam to insulate it...has anybody heard of this ..does it work? ...would like to try that to keep out the louisian heat if it works..
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I don't really know about it. Can't really get a good look at the "whole" thing. It looks interesting, but it also looks like the thing was just chopped and welded together. But then again, JKs are about expression, so if he likes it, then its good enough for me! 
But if I were gonna get a truck like JK, I'd go for the AEV Brute Conversion. Sweetness.
But if I were gonna get a truck like JK, I'd go for the AEV Brute Conversion. Sweetness.
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Hopefully some of the fit and finish issues are on his to do list. I can't image doing this to mine, If you get one on a salvage title it might be fun to tinker around with something like this.
not trying to jack thread, but man YOU REALLY have nothing good to say about anything. every post i have read of yours, your always arguing and disagreeing with something. i know your entitled to your opinion but dang man. lol.
Then you haven't read all of my posts. I praise good work, but this ain't it.




