These MNSTER hubs are OLD. I’ve had them since maybe 2007 or 2008. I wanted to add a little bit of depth to them, so I put a small flat washer on the outside and detailed the inner hole with a little bit of yellow paint.
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Vedder’s ‘Jero full vintage resto.
- Thread starter eddievedder
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Here a few outdoor sunlight photos. This one is mostly done. The only thing left to do is hook up the electronics, and I’m probably going to build some very simple steel rock sliders to protect the old brittle body.
I really like how the front and rear bumper trim job came out simply by just trimming the original stock bumpers down a little bit for that extra clearance but maintaining the stock look.
I really like how the front and rear bumper trim job came out simply by just trimming the original stock bumpers down a little bit for that extra clearance but maintaining the stock look.
Thank you sir.Good looking pics
Was a really good idea to weather the hood a bit. Looks fantastic.
Thanks it looked a bit out of character and too “new”. So I gave it a little weathering treatment.
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I wanna be Dave
Very nice, what did you do to the transmission cover, for the gear skipping problem I mean?
