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OT You think you can work on a car quick???

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wish my truck got done this quick :eek:

http://www.wimp.com/rebuildjeep/

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That's cool ,but I don't think I would want to go off roading with it. :)
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:clap:, That's pretty quick! I'm with cep though, I'd be scared to off-road that thing after they re-assembled it so quick :eek:.
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well no rust and loose botls will be a very easy deal. plus a few lift brackets on that engine helped alot. not to mention no bolts or hose clamps on the radiator.
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Amazing video, thanks for sharing! :thup:
How'd they hook up the steering gear?
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i know some guys that do that w/ a model t it is all pins quick connectts ect up close did not look very strong! it is all a show ,i wouldnt take in the four wheeling or even out of site of the yard! :D
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Join up, and find out how those things are done. :yes: :D
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