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Working with Kevlar takes many forms. I have used it in place of fiberglass and had some good resultsBetween my experience/education as an auto tech and my experience with fabrication (both structural and sheet metal) I figure I can probably get something done fairly inexpensively if I did the work myself. I do like the idea of kevlar though and I've never worked with that at all.
I see you running, tell me what your running from
Nobody's coming, what ya do that was so wrong.
Yup.Originally Posted by jerrymrc
Working with Kevlar takes many forms. I have used it in place of fiberglass and had some good results
I found the perfect EMP vehicle. Description matches what I'm looking for perfectly
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/2337422098.html
Original "F" Head, Rebuilt Top End, Converted to 12 Volts, Changed to Warn Locking Hubs, New Shocks, Five Gun Racks, Buddy Seats in Back (for the gunners), Tow Bar, Some Rust Spots (It's almost 60 years old...) Uglier than Dirt but Runs Great and is Guaranteed to be EMP Proof. Good Hunting Vehicle...
Pretty cool rig.
What is kind of scary is that there are ATV's that are almost as big.
I see you running, tell me what your running from
Nobody's coming, what ya do that was so wrong.
If I had the money for a project I'd probably go pick that thing up. I'd love to restore an old Willy's.
We are trying to score a military MJ around the corner from us.
Hopefully.
Has the original ID # under the hood US Navy.
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