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Started by Bryn, December 11, 2012, 05:32:46 PM

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JohnnyTh

I need a vid of how to assemble a jeep as i have a 1944 in the shed that i bought on parts:)
Bikers do it all the time, why dont humans. -Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear.

Bryn

Quote from: JohnnyTh on December 11, 2012, 05:46:17 PM
I need a vid of how to assemble a jeep as i have a 1944 in the shed that i bought on parts:)

They put it back together again  :smartass:

alibx11


JohnnyTh

#4
this is what it looked like when i bought it  :undecided:




hmm photobucket making fun of me. that was not the pic i was suposed to link to
Bikers do it all the time, why dont humans. -Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear.

JohnnyTh

#5


This is the corect pic. Worked on the ipad...strange
Bikers do it all the time, why dont humans. -Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear.

Bryn

Quote from: JohnnyTh on December 11, 2012, 08:18:12 PM


This is the corect pic. Worked on the ipad...strange

Cool  :cool:  have you made any progress at getting it sorted?  :smiley:

JohnnyTh

I posted some pic in my Norway calling thred under intruductions. Did not want to spam this one whit pics :whistling:
Bikers do it all the time, why dont humans. -Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear.

O.C.

I think the Jeep was already partially dissasembled when the display began..impressive though

If not.... then remind me to never buy a Jeep.  :mfr_lol: 
BE KIND...


ROG .

Boomer

Quote from: olde coney on December 12, 2012, 07:40:50 AM
I think the Jeep was already partially dissasembled when the display began..impressive though
If not.... then remind me to never buy a Jeep.  :mfr_lol: 

Yeah, no coolant, only 2 nuts on each wheel, pins holding everything together.
Interesting as a display but not much good as a usable vehicle.

A friend here rebuilds Jeeps and your appears to be in half decent condition.
Don't let it sit too much longer though as that rust will spread, even with the primer on it.
Throw a small block Chevy in it and scare yourself silly!  :mfr_lol:
George "Boomer" Garratt
Wickford, UK
http://www.gtr1000.com

JohnnyTh

Quote from: olde coney on December 12, 2012, 07:40:50 AM
I think the Jeep was already partially dissasembled when the display began..impressive though

If not.... then remind me to never buy a Jeep.  :mfr_lol: 


It must have been.

In february i was over in Florida helping a friend doing some welding on his jeep, and even if i had a assistant it took us most of a day.

Here is a pic of the jeep and one of my helpers

Bikers do it all the time, why dont humans. -Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear.

JohnnyTh

Quote from: Boomer on December 12, 2012, 11:52:52 AM
Yeah, no coolant, only 2 nuts on each wheel, pins holding everything together.
Interesting as a display but not much good as a usable vehicle.

A friend here rebuilds Jeeps and your appears to be in half decent condition.
Don't let it sit too much longer though as that rust will spread, even with the primer on it.
Throw a small block Chevy in it and scare yourself silly!  :mfr_lol:

Thanx for the helpfull tips. I guess you did not see the posts in my other thread :undecided:
Bikers do it all the time, why dont humans. -Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear.

O.C.

I really don't think she was there to help you with the Jeep  :mfr_lol:
BE KIND...


ROG .

JohnnyTh

Sure she was  :rolleyes: atleast it helped on my motivation.

That was Jessica, Nicole here was the first day helping me put the new floor in





I must confess she took me by suprise when she crawled under the jeep to secure the new floor with some vice-grips  :mfr_lol:
Bikers do it all the time, why dont humans. -Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear.

Lonewolf

Now listen I've been to Rapid Fit and even Kwik Fit and I can say without a shadow of a doubt that that is not how mechanics dress in the UK.  :shocked: