cucv1833
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Perhaps mount spare tire on grill guard, on front of trailer, on a swing-away bracket near tailgate or on the hood ala Land Rover.Some pic's of my roof rack. The high jack is just settting there to get an idea if it is a good spot.
The whole thing looks like a big branch catcher. Maybe I can run some cable from the top to the front grill to guide them over, any thoughts...
Congrats. It looks great....Just got my CUCV via auction.
okay... here is some trail pictures, over the past summer, looking to complete a few more add on's in time for when its nice to go riding again... onboard air, rework rear bumber, sliders, and redesign/fab transfercase cross member for 203/205 doubler. ( currently too much flex - keeps twisting enough to pop it out of low range as floor pan hitting shifter
What did you use for onboard air? An electric compressor?okay... here is some trail pictures, over the past summer, looking to complete a few more add on's in time for when its nice to go riding again... onboard air, rework rear bumber, sliders, and redesign/fab transfercase cross member for 203/205 doubler. ( currently too much flex - keeps twisting enough to pop it out of low range as floor pan hitting shifter
cucv 1833.. lol... this IS your neighbors old cucv...Nice rig!! quick question. Did you build that truck are did you buy like that?
My neighbor built one 100% exacly like that. Bumper, axles all the same and custom built suspension and sold it to a guy in Tenn. about 2 years ago. And I see your in Tenn.
The onboard air i went with is on order now. $550.00 went with VIAIR’s X’treme Duty Onboard Air System the specs are listed belowWhat did you use for onboard air? An electric compressor?