
I was really kinda disappointed that they opted for G Wagons instead of jk's…. Would have been cool to see a bunch of red and champagne or even Jungle explorer Jk Replicas being built…

 It's a little rough around the edges (still learning the right time to peel the tape) but I can live with that.  This project was never meant to be permanent.  I went the do-it-yourself Plasti-Dip approach so if/when the day comes I have to sell the Jeep, I can return it to it's factory look.  And, I'm fairly certain that the first time I get the tires replaced, the dipped wheels will peel.  No paint is on the rubber, but knowing how some mechanics handle them during tire replacement...Oh well, that's why I bought extra paint.  Now, I'm just waiting for the full color door logo.  Also, if I ever have the money (unlikely) I intend on getting the factory half-door for the JK.  Oh, and I chose "42" because it happens to be Michael Crichton's birth year, and at the same time reference Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.
   It's a little rough around the edges (still learning the right time to peel the tape) but I can live with that.  This project was never meant to be permanent.  I went the do-it-yourself Plasti-Dip approach so if/when the day comes I have to sell the Jeep, I can return it to it's factory look.  And, I'm fairly certain that the first time I get the tires replaced, the dipped wheels will peel.  No paint is on the rubber, but knowing how some mechanics handle them during tire replacement...Oh well, that's why I bought extra paint.  Now, I'm just waiting for the full color door logo.  Also, if I ever have the money (unlikely) I intend on getting the factory half-door for the JK.  Oh, and I chose "42" because it happens to be Michael Crichton's birth year, and at the same time reference Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.
Seconded, two thumbs fresh!!!!fantomas wrote:I like it!

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