I built and drive
Rampage. It's a good
trail rig for trails that
are large enough. Not
too bad for compacting
cars either. OK, maybe
not, but if you had a lot
of money I'd love to
build a monster truck.
Discount if you let me
drive it.
           Check out some four-wheelin' pics. Here I am behind my
    house checking the articulation of my Scrambler. It sports a
    454, NV4500, Dana 300, 60 & 44. A spring over clears 38
    inch swamper TSL's. In the rear you can spot the remains of a
    trick utility body I built when I was in college. (New York road
    salt and trees removed the sides.) I fabbed it my parents barn
    with a stick welder and a sawzall. I'll be rehashing that
    sometime now that  I have better tools. I'll try to keep updates
    of my ongoing Jeep project on the site. I'd be happy to
    duplicate anything you might like on my Jeep or fab almost
    any off road hardware you can dream up.

    Click here for my Jeep and it's build up.
On the right is my Jeep Cherokee, I'd like to turn it into a 4 door Jeep truck as on
the left. ( I didn't even try to clean up the cut and paste job). If you like it, or
better yet want one, let me know.
This gravel pile is gone now, so you'll
never get to hear the sound your
passenger makes when you drive off
it like this.
Here's a before and after of a Jeep I built for a customer. I installed the used
axles from my Jeep, Dana 44,60, in spring over configuration. You missed your
chance because these have been listed for sale on this page for a while and
now they're sold and installed for the one time only deal of $1100.  Three
quarter ton rears (with rear lincoln locked and 4.10s and 4 wheel discs) and
spring over lift installed. Good deal.
Here's Adam and I wheelin' the power line. This is a little trickier than it may look
because if your tires aren't at the right spot you high-center.   
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