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1 hour ago, Dzimm said:

Feasible

- The blue MJ actually finished

- The red MJ finished

- An XJ with less rust than my current one

- The Suzuki fully built

 

 

Stuff I want but will probably never have

 

- An original Gladiator

- 92 MJ off-road race truck to match my red MJ.

- 70' Challenger T/A 340 6pack in Plumb Crazy and black interior.

- 69' Charger General Lee built on a Crown Vic chassis. (Might actually build this one as it's my number one dream car)

- 67' Shelby GT500 'Eleanor'

- Square body Dodge Power Wagon 4door long bed with a diesel.

Those sound like some fun choices. 

 

18 minutes ago, BeatCJ said:

Hmmmm.

 

289 AC Cobra

'67 Camaro 4 speed

Modern crew cab 4wd 6' bed SRW 1 ton diesel pickup, probably a GMC

1986 CJ-8 4.6 Stroker, AX-15, waggy axles

Mid 80's Suburban, LS drive train swap, 3 row seating

My Comanche, finished, and redone to fix my poor choices

My CJ-10a finished

 

Sounds like a bunch of vehicles that would all be pleasant to drive. 

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My Comanche with a TDI swap, 3" lift, 31's, built as a camper-mobile

68 Beetle in VW blue with a fuel injected 1800 for daily

Forest Service crew cab J20 with a 401 for heavy duty stuff

Mongoose Grandsport for go fast things 

R31 Skyline GTS for Initial D things

Suzuki Jimny/Samurai with Toyota axles for wheelin

An all stock 74 Celica GT

A revolving door of some sort of motorcycle

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On 1/12/2021 at 5:39 PM, 75sv1 said:

Monarch 10EE Metric. Working CNC Mill and Lathe. Running '75 Bricklin SV-1.  Now if I had the money, AMC AMX-3. 

Those would be cool. A friend of ours owns a tool and die shop. The machines in there are fascinating. Also, you own a Bricklin SV-1, correct? If so, you should start a build thread on it.

On 1/12/2021 at 5:46 PM, Limeyjeeper said:

My 89 and 91 Comanche

Grand Cherokee Trackhawk

Grand Cherokee Trailhawk

Lancia Delta Integrale Evo

1969 Camaro

CJ8 Scrambler

Chevy SSR

Those all sound like cool vehicles to own. Imagine the looks that you would get in the Lancia. Do you have a build thread on your 91? I don't think I've read it.

 

On 1/13/2021 at 9:59 AM, coheed said:

My Comanche with a TDI swap, 3" lift, 31's, built as a camper-mobile

68 Beetle in VW blue with a fuel injected 1800 for daily

Forest Service crew cab J20 with a 401 for heavy duty stuff

Mongoose Grandsport for go fast things 

R31 Skyline GTS for Initial D things

Suzuki Jimny/Samurai with Toyota axles for wheelin

An all stock 74 Celica GT

A revolving door of some sort of motorcycle

I love old crew cabs.

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-one of every kind of MJ (so I can start my museum)

-99 town and country with a mid-engine rwd vette powerplant (grocery getter)

-7.3L Excursion (camper hauler)

-Gladiator with V8 conversion (for towing my MJs to shows)

-83 Z-28 HO (my dad's car  :D)

-KJ CRD (less rusty and this time with a manual transmission conversion to be my daily driver)

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41 minutes ago, Pete M said:

-one of every kind of MJ (so I can start my museum)

-99 town and country with a mid-engine rwd vette powerplant (grocery getter)

-7.3L Excursion (camper hauler)

-Gladiator with V8 conversion (for towing my MJs to shows)

-83 Z-28 HO (my dad's car  :D)

-KJ CRD (less rusty and this time with a manual transmission conversion to be my daily driver)

Those would all be fun rigs to drive. I love Excursions/Suburban 2500s

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'Those would be cool. A friend of ours owns a tool and die shop. The machines in there are fascinating. Also, you own a Bricklin SV-1, correct? If so, you should start a build thread on it. '

I have all those in my garage, except the AMX-3. Look up AMX-3. The Monarch 10EE I have is a round dial, so not metric, nor 30" bed. I do have metric change gears. Running is the issues. I do have a Bridgeport clone mill and a Well saw. Its a tight fit. 

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because I prefer reliability and safety when towing, and a full-custom tiny truck is not going to cut it hauling 5000 pounds to Moab and back.  10k if I've got a buddy's rig on the rear dragger.  bigger is better.  :D 

 

 

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10 minutes ago, Pete M said:

because I prefer reliability and safety when towing, and a full-custom tiny truck is not going to cut it hauling 5000 pounds to Moab and back.  10k if I've got a buddy's rig on the rear dragger.  bigger is better.  :D 

 

 

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Yes, bigger is better, what I meant was a custom crew cab Comanche on a chassis like that.

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