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Dream Machine #679517 12/23/05 03:57 PM
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 22
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Cruizin Offline OP
Need a Spot
So the Rubicons that are out these days are pretty sweet how they come with a lot of the modifications that take a lot of time and money to put on yourself. If you could change the Jeep what would you change about it? If you could design your own line of a 4x4 what would it have on it and what would it look like????


If I could design a productuction line vehicle that was street legal I would like a diesel 4 cylinder. Lockers in the front and rear, disk brakes all the way around, a good tranny like the ones in Toyotas, 4.11 gears. Instead of a back seat I would rather have a small truck bed and be able to remove the top still. When I wanted to do some crawling I would just remove the front fenders and the truck bed would come off that way I have all the travel I need.

Where I would save money is the interior. The dash board would be a flat plate of stainless, a heater, ac and cruize control but all the other fancy stuff would be eliminated. I would like it to retail for somewhere around 25k.

What do you think?

Re: Dream Machine [Re: Cruizin] #679518 12/23/05 04:04 PM
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I would want:

1. A Scrambler (CJ-8) type body
2. 4 cylinder diesel (like Cruizin wants!)
3. Portal Axles (a la Unimog 404) with integral lockers

The rest are creature comforts. Some day I am going to build one of these..... <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

Last edited by 2ndTimeArround; 12/23/05 04:05 PM.
Re: Dream Machine [Re: Cruizin] #679519 12/23/05 06:10 PM
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Cruizin Offline OP
Need a Spot
Body style would be similar to this...

http://www.jd3.com/jeep.htm


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