Dratwagon.
Bigger Hammer
- Jul 5, 2010
- 88
- Willys Model
- Willys Year:
Between lowering the windshield and chopping the top it looks perfect, that was my favorite part of my Wagon.
You are on a level above all.
You are on a level above all.
Not good is it.You did pretty well at the scrap yard.
I only get $0.04 per pound in the Chicago area.
Oh oops
But yours is Aus dollar
So you didn't do so good - less than 4 cents US.
Oh well
At least you got a few bucks to blow on ice cream or whatever.
Sorry for the lack of updates but have changed the URL to every single photo on this entire thread, somewhere around 1700 of them! Then had to do the same on the total of 8 forums this is posted on. Least now I own my own domain name and bought my own server space so I can always show this thread without worrying that the pictures can disappear.
Even been updating this thread while on the high seas above the Arctic Circle off the coast of Norway! Will be back in about a month as been holidaying in Denmark as well and still have a lot of hiking to do in the south of Norway and even camping and hiking on glaciers in Greenland. That will be followed by climbing active volcanoes in Iceland and soaking in thermal pools inside a lava tube if all goes well!
Anyway my new website is http://willyshotrod.com
Can't believe I got that! It has this build on it.
Those that followed my Cherokee website of http://go.jeep-xj.info it will soon be closed down and is replaced by http://gojeep.willyshotrod.com
Cheers all and thank you all for the encouragement and advice given along the way. Made the effort of saving this thread worthwhile.
Hi Marcus. Thanks for all your time and effort that You put into your Project and your Build Log. We have Both LOST our entire Build Logs in that Previous Builder's Site ('C.D.'), I don't name them as I don't want to Promote those Idiots that 'changed' their Format of the Build Logs from reading them Sequentially "Like a Book" to RANDOM, making the build logs Unreadable. They even didn't match the Pictures to their Documentation. You do amazing work Marcus and I too have enjoyed reading and keeping in tune with your latest work and progress. I'm looking forward to seeing the final product of your project and all of your Future Projects too! Some day if you ever come to the States on Vacation (again), I hope that we can Meet! Safe Travels on your current Vac and have fun! Take Care, John (aka: Pivnic)
Wow Marcus! Top notch as usual. You really write the book on how to do best.:cheers: