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new project, jeep grille guard
I bought an old salvaged jeep and did the body over as a project for the
winter/spring. Just finished it up but it was missing something, it just didn't look "jeepy" enough. Too nice and generic looking so I decided a grille guard and lights would be cool looking and functional as well. I have a friend who operates a computerized steel laser cutter so I faxed over a drawing and specs so he could cut the side plates (out of .375" steel plate) I used various sizes of square stock for cross pieces (bought them out of the discounted scrap bin pile). I think it looks good. Here's are two pics, one of the tacked up project and one of the finished product. I wouldn't want to run out in front of this thing! http://www.wallys-speed-shop.com/guard_4.jpg http://www.wallys-speed-shop.com/grille_guard_1.jpg walt ps. Here's the before and afters of the jeep itself http://www.wallys-speed-shop.com/93jeep_project.html |
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