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DustinLangston wrote:Are you going to be adding wood paneling? Or striping or anything? I love the green, but it almost feels like it needs to be toned down a bit. I think even hubcaps and cleaning the white walls will help. Cool rig though. What did you cover the dash in? Is that alcantara?

It'll be staying like it is for now. The chrome is helping to tone it down, and I agree about the white Walls! That will all be done very last.

And yep! Wanted to go a little different with the dash pad

Hi Iroc, you've done an amazing job. You said you were keeping the stock height springs but it looks like it's sitting higher or is that due to the tire size? What size tire did you go with?

Fire1 wrote:Hi Iroc, you've done an amazing job. You said you were keeping the stock height springs but it looks like it's sitting higher or is that due to the tire size? What size tire did you go with?

It actually equates to a 2" lift, the tires are 31's

Spectacular build and kit. I wanted to do the same LS3 swap and defaulted to modifying stock, first. Awe crap. Love the gauge cluster. Heck, love everything.

What headlamps are those? Looks to throw some flame.

Moosehead wrote:Spectacular build and kit. I wanted to do the same LS3 swap and defaulted to modifying stock, first. Awe crap. Love the gauge cluster. Heck, love everything.

What headlamps are those? Looks to throw some flame.

They are the trucklite 5x7 LED's. I love em!

I guess they're never really done, but I'm done for now! Did a small photoshoot with my buddies cessna 310.

Appreciate all the nice comments and thoughts on this guys, it's been a hell of a project!

My next one is probably going to be a gladiator. And eventually I wanna build a coil spring frame for this truck!

Jimmy Jeep (4 of 69) by Jimmy Casey Photography, on Flickr

Jimmy Jeep (1 of 69) by Jimmy Casey Photography, on Flickr

Jimmy Jeep (8 of 69) by Jimmy Casey Photography, on Flickr

Jimmy Jeep (13 of 69) by Jimmy Casey Photography, on Flickr

Jimmy Jeep (17 of 69) by Jimmy Casey Photography, on Flickr

Jimmy Jeep (19 of 69) by Jimmy Casey Photography, on Flickr

Jimmy Jeep (40 of 69) by Jimmy Casey Photography, on Flickr

Jimmy Jeep (45 of 69) by Jimmy Casey Photography, on Flickr

Jimmy Jeep (64 of 69) by Jimmy Casey Photography, on Flickr

Jimmy Jeep (68 of 69) by Jimmy Casey Photography, on Flickr

Beautiful Jeep, outstanding job!

Iroc313 wrote:I guess they're never really done, but I'm done for now! Did a small photoshoot with my buddies cessna 310.

Appreciate all the nice comments and thoughts on this guys, it's been a hell of a project!

My next one is probably going to be a gladiator. And eventually I wanna build a coil spring frame for this truck!

what electric fan/radiator combo did you go with from Novak? any clearance issues with the hydroboost and the LS?

i'm about to possible head that direction and just starting to get the details together.

I love the bold color choice. Cool mix of the old and the new and very impressive detail. I especially like how incredibly detailed the pignose grill is - you never see them looking that good. The way the body behind the grill is blacked out, like stock, is really nice to see. Some folks just blast the whole body one color and skip that part when using a full-width grill and it can stick out like a sore thumb. I had a set of those full-width/full-coverage hub cabs on an 82 I once had. They didn't look as good on mine as they do in your pics!!!

Rinkle_Stinkle wrote: what electric fan/radiator combo did you go with from Novak? any clearance issues with the hydroboost and the LS?

i'm about to possible head that direction and just starting to get the details together.

I just did their fsj style radiator and single spal fan setup with their shroud. Stays ice cold and I love the shroud design.

And no clearance issues with the hydroboost. Although I'm on my second one and it leaks a little which is annoying.

Worth it for how responsive the brakes are though

twisted frame wrote:I love the bold color choice. Cool mix of the old and the new and very impressive detail. I especially like how incredibly detailed the pignose grill is - you never see them looking that good. The way the body behind the grill is blacked out, like stock, is really nice to see. Some folks just blast the whole body one color and skip that part when using a full-width grill and it can stick out like a sore thumb. I had a set of those full-width/full-coverage hub cabs on an 82 I once had. They didn't look as good on mine as they do in your pics!!!

I agree I can't stand that. Especially with a bright color.

The pig nose is just an aftermarket one, so once this one gets sand blasted I'll just pick up another. But I agree I love how it came out.

Nice job IROC great pictures

Interior shots?

Did you sort out your rough riding suspension?

Fire1 wrote:Did you sort out your rough riding suspension?

Not really. The springs softened up a little bit but I'm just going to deal with it for now.

Possibly see a completed engine compartment?? Thanks!!

Looks great! Love those mirrors and tires.

Extremely Nice Wagoneer, love everything you did to it. Congrat!
Did you paint the white walls on those Mud tires? If not where did you get them? Always have wanted to make some all-terrains with the whitewalls for the classic look.

looks great

Beautiful!