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Nice! :beer:

Nice looking work; where did you get your parts?

That box is plenty slick; including the graphic stickers. [thumbzup] How did you come up with the components?

You eat a plate of meat there while your rig gets greased up?!

I did some work as a theater carpenter years ago (non-union). We called those things "tee-nuts". They are real handy for quick assembly/disassembly (things like theater sets and all).

Yeah, that's not good. Sorry the Gremlins picked you out of the crowd today. They'll do that.

Welcome from here in Virginia, TOBASH. You're in the right spot for your questions. But a good first step is scanning all the threads in the HMMWV forum, and then reading all the posts in those threads that might apply to you. It's kind of a school around here, and the teachers appreciate it...

Heated headlights is a great idea.

That's a real sweet pic; it's like a calendar shot or something. Did you run a filter of some kind on that?

...and OSHA's just the sound you make when you sneeze. :naner::shrugs:

Have you thought about any special lighting for behind all that? Like those UV running lights you see under some cars. You know something like this. You might not have any interest, but is that part of the plan at all?

That's a major project. I'm wishing you'd shore up the chassis with a solid jack-stand or something. You know how it is: - 99.99% of the time making the bottle jack do double-duty as a jack stand works just fine. But it's that 0.01% chance of trouble that makes a body antsy to see that...

It looks more like a brush guard than anything you could call a bumper; but 10-4, I got it! Thanks, BLK HMMWV.

I totally missed this until now, but what's that hinged front-mounted "rake" all about; some kind of accessory shelf?

Sure do like your personal shooting iron. [thumbzup] That's one nice "twilight" scope; what's the power of that sucker?!

Great post; thanks for the pics. [thumbzup]

Mr. Natural!

The tires look good, and don't know why but I never noticed the stock mudflaps on the HMMWV's before; they're sharp.

That's a great job you did there; it's looking good. [thumbzup] How did you cut the sheet aluminum?