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why not just run braided stainless line? Its really not that much more than the other line and it will handle the elements. Not to mention the bling factor

why not make the best of both worlds and put a dually rear axle under a burban? Thats what I would do. If not that, crew cab. You already have the Blazer for trail rides

I was just thinking the other day it would be cool to have a Scout that I could cruise around town in again!

The scout is so close for a test run but not close enough for this week. :-/

I hope you gave him some beer!

yup! It got demoted to driveway duty. It hasnt budged in 5 years. Getting it out sure made me want to work on it :-\

Spent all day today cleaning and getting it in the garage. It went in fairly easy. Sucked down the suspension and let about half the air out the tires. Then just drove it in with 1/4" to spare!

Im 6' 2" so no to much on the short side. Ive gotten used to wheelin without being about to see where Im going. ha ha My seats are pretty close to the stock height and with the hood sloped down, I can actually see better now that I could with the Scout II hood on it Its not varnish...

I have a system of basically boucing off the front tire and hoping in. It works....most of the time :D Its just a fabricated aluminum tank. We had the top cut out of it to reweld a broken baffle. No sealant that I could see. My overflow tube is pointing out the back of the rig. So...

The sides were a nightmare. Leroy and I thought about them and discussed them for the full 2 weeks. This is what we came up with. The problems we faced were....my cage sticks inside the cab, my old door jamb sticked out past the sliders, my sloping and pinched hood line, tons of ugly...

Wiring for the EFI. The computer sits right behind the firewall I love that my plan for the exhaust and the boatsides actually worked! The exhaust is pretty loud. I might end up putting flowmasters on it but I dont want to. We'll see how bad the wife complains. I will plate the...

Here is the bulkhead for the cooling lines. It bolts to the frame. Put a couple petcocks in there for drains to! Found a perfect radiator hose at napa to snake around the distributer I bought this K&N filter thinking it would bolt right up to the throttle body which would have looked...

Got back Monday night late. I just went out and unloaded the Scout and snapped a few pics before it started raining on me. Enjoy! Here is how the fuel cell and radiator are sitting behind the back seat. And the blinging trans lines going into the oil cooler on the radiator Here...

I vote CJ. Might as well make it like every other buggy out there

Very cool!

That was the first thing Leroy said when I told him about your problem. He said maybe they are making new hydro lines but he didnt know of any. They were SOOO pretty tho!

I would LOVE to crush the squad car!!! I just cant afford the fuel to get to the capital :-\

Well, Im back....for a few days. I ended up leaving the pig there. The plan is to head back this weekend and get some more stuff wrapped up before I haul it home. Yesterday we got the motor running. We had a couple minor issues at first but its running like a champ now. And the exhaust...

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Im glad you decided to run this case