Cant resist... My 6x6 Build
 

This will be another one of my long and slow builds but I almost have all the parts.

Specs:
Unimog body
High Lift tires
Hummer wheels
High lift tranny

Planning on:
Diaz springs maybe?
full flat bed
winch
working lights
Front and rear steer

Will hopefully be making progress soon!

Some very very early mock up shots just taken "thumbsup"

is that badger's old body? can't wait to see the b/c customs touch!"thumbsup"

Nope. I still have mine. Thinking about getting rid of it though.

This build should be very cool Nluv, can't wait to see it finished.

Great job on the camo paint! I can't even see the bed!"thumbsup"

LMAO! I was going to say the same thing. :lol: :lol:

Gotta hand it to goatluvr's paint jobs. "thumbsup"

Thanks guys :lol: Leave it up to you two to let everything to to hell.

Actually if school doesnt slow down some this whole build will have that "camo" look, because it will never get done :shock: I have had the two tlt kits setting there for months, still havent built the axles for this... I really cant wait to get it done.

is that where my tires are going?

Yup I only have four right now 8)

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great start. cant wait to see it.lol

Middle axle is almost done! Took an entire kit to do this :lol:

Feel sorry for Unimoger and MG with the 8x8, took alot of shaving and grinding.

Thats it for now.

looking good brando. how you dont answer any more bro? pms nor calls its all good. keep up the work.

B.E.J

Work and school everyday from 7:30am-10pm. Its hard man :-(

thats like GHEY

Made a new plate for the tranny to drop the motor. Also started mocking up the axles and the high lift frame. Hopefully have some more updates this weekend "thumbsup"

ill have to keep an eye on this one lookin real good so far, nice to see all sorts of differnet 6x6's gettin put together.

Looks like a great start. These 6x6's and 8x8's are sooo awesome. I can't wait to see it done and out on the rocks.

that'l look awesome when it's done!

That is really cool having the axle modified like that, i was wondering how yoiu guys were making 6x6 and the 8x8!

Just remember to flip the third axle upside-down to compensate for the reverse rotation of the second axle's output shaft ;-)