Well after screwing up one side I did it right on the drivers side! It's a mistake I can fix but would have been nice not to have to do. Anyways I got it down now and you guys who want to do this dont have to make the same mistake I did. I may write an article if anyone is interested. I took pics at almost every step so its well documented now. But here are some finished pics let me know what you guys think.
I cut it in the wrong place! Its fixable but I wish I had a spare wheel tub to start over. Oh well I've never done this before so It was a learning experience.
I doubt it. I really wasnt planning on using the stock back seat. Im way beyond stock at this point lol. You could always narrow the seat frame I guess.
Its was a univeral kit I bought off another member on here that sold his project and didnt use it. I had to modify everything but the lower bar axle brackets and lower bars!
lol, that was there when i bought it the A/C control cover was duck taped to the dash when i got it too. I also have pointless visors, they wont fold down over the cage. Too bad its not much lighter than a stock mav, steel tubs, but that adds a nostolgia feel too it, and 2500 pounds with 450+ horsepower should move with authority.
