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"There's no kill like overkill..."

Thats an LED light bar up there right? Looks good.

GoodYear Duratracs are supposed to be awesome in the winter. I guess I will find out soon. I have them on my Cherokee. All the govt fleets and universities use them too. Cross between a mud terrain and an all terrain.

I am willing to bet that a cranky old rock and that duck dude named Clinto can get your arse on that floating contraption...

Pics or it's not real.

You aren't gonna let her swim? Functionality is part of originality PB...

I'm in. I would love to see an a3 that looks a little better...

Ok, I like it too. Now we need more pics, larger ones, and what your plans are for it. Tires/wheels? Worklights? Warn locking hubs? ^That's what I would do...^

Ah, now I get it...I could not figure out what the heck you were doing.

That is highly debatable- (wider tire is better)... Wider means more friction and therefore power loss, meaning more fuel spent driving. Also, there is increased floatation, but not always traction, esp in the mud. You don't sink to the bottom and get traction, you just sit on top and spin. I...

Yup, I'm confused....

I'm in. Looks like a cool project. Where does that mount on the truck?

Drop a 3000lb concrete staircase on the back. She'll go anywhere you want, and in the summer you can take it to the drive-in movies....

So are you gonna make it into an Ark, or go full restore, or send it to Zout's, or send it to Clinto's, or what????? Inquiring minds want to know...:jumpin::jumpin::jumpin:

Awesome. I really like that. Now you need a Montezuma box for it. Then it may be complete...

Sorry to see them go. I say change the avatar. Sometimes things just need to change together. You still have the pics, and the memories, and other trucks. So change the avatar to the M818...

I would like to see a 4bt in there, but a nice rebuilt flathead would be refreshingly simple i would think.

Nice. Glad you are ok. I haven't seen too much of you and the truck lately. How is that coming?

Check the classifieds, or post a wanted ad. You need to do a lot of reading on here, and I mean a lot. Everything I have told you came from this site in one way, shape, or form. Start in the CUCV forums and you may find there are enough things in one to keep even an electrical engineer busy...

So....a bobbed rolling chassis? You should be able to get something for that I would think.