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michael_loomis
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that is one PIMPED OUT jeep!! i could just envision myself rollin the beach now.....
partybarge_pilot
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Ouch! My eyes! I think I may have to go gouge them out now.
sincitysump
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I counted 40 damn lights on that thing
Politicans are like diapers, they both need to be changed often and for the same reasons
Politicans are like diapers, they both need to be changed often and for the same reasons
John Bitting
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Damn, no one was suppose to see my ride until I displayed it at the Off Road Expo.
jeff
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Okay okay.... it's been a slow day...
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Dave_G
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Re: "The Jeepney is what keeps the doors open and the food on the table right?"
Jeff,
That things been long gone for about 5 years or better.... I hope it get's swallowed up by a volcano or something over there in Hawaii. Now we gotta work on real off road vehicle stuff to put food on the table. ;-)
Dave
"I know it all, but I can't remember most of it..."
Jeff,
That things been long gone for about 5 years or better.... I hope it get's swallowed up by a volcano or something over there in Hawaii. Now we gotta work on real off road vehicle stuff to put food on the table. ;-)
Dave
"I know it all, but I can't remember most of it..."
I heard a story about 15 years ago that a guy local around here had 3 or 4 flat fender bodies punched out and bent up in the Phillipines. Supposedly trashed the tooling in the process. Imagine that.
He built one for himself (Olive Drab frame with a gold irridesent clear coat and polished body was the one I saw) and supposedly had the other body parts waiting for who knows what. Wonder if one of them was what you worked on ?
TS
"It only seems kinky the first time"
-- Bumpersticker seen in Lost Wages
He built one for himself (Olive Drab frame with a gold irridesent clear coat and polished body was the one I saw) and supposedly had the other body parts waiting for who knows what. Wonder if one of them was what you worked on ?
TS
"It only seems kinky the first time"
-- Bumpersticker seen in Lost Wages
Dave_G
Well-Known Member
RE: ". Wonder if one of them was what you worked on ?"
I don't think so. The one we worked on was a stainless body from the Phillipines but the owner was a neuro surgeon from Hawaii. As far as I know it was shipped to Hawaii after going to Washington for leather interior.
Dave
"I know it all, but I can't remember most of it..."
I don't think so. The one we worked on was a stainless body from the Phillipines but the owner was a neuro surgeon from Hawaii. As far as I know it was shipped to Hawaii after going to Washington for leather interior.
Dave
"I know it all, but I can't remember most of it..."
jeff
Moderator
I got to see the "Jeep" Dave and company were working on years ago when I was getting some engine machine work done. What Dave was working on was no regular Jeepney. This super stainless one-of-a-kind at the time had a price tag around $250,000 and was expected to climb higher. I looked at it for two hours straight one day trying to find $250,000 worth of work - it was the most ho-hum $250,000 vehicle I ever saw. Nothing about it really screamed look at me, I'm worth as much as a Bentley! Top notch craftsmanship - what I want to know is how a brain surgeon from Hawaii found this little shop in San Berdoo - that one always escaped me.
If memory serves me correctly it looked like it was built or based on a CJ-8 platform. I forget the running gear (had power I remember that) and other specifics but it's got to be one of the most expensive Jeeps on the entire planet - I bet it would qualify for some Guiness record.
If I knew the name of the guy that had it built I'd go track the thing down the next time I'm over in the islands and take a few pictures. Trophy truck pricetag in an island cruiser...
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If memory serves me correctly it looked like it was built or based on a CJ-8 platform. I forget the running gear (had power I remember that) and other specifics but it's got to be one of the most expensive Jeeps on the entire planet - I bet it would qualify for some Guiness record.
If I knew the name of the guy that had it built I'd go track the thing down the next time I'm over in the islands and take a few pictures. Trophy truck pricetag in an island cruiser...
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