These boys know what they are doing! She is a naked and grey beast right now but it is coming together nicely. This is the first real day of work and they have already done allot!

 

Man this is going to be great!

what are you havin done?

Read this post for the details:

 

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/usmb/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=11214

The gasdoor is already gone and one side is almost done. The BRAT logo decal for the upper bed sides already arrived from Ed Dahl and is in their hands.

 

hehe cool, i wanna see it when its done..

Stopped by for a look after work last night. The windshield frame is done and the driver's side appears to be all done as well. The hood was up and the fenders off as well. It looks like it will be painted by mid - week and then it has to sit for a few days before they can mask it to do the bedlining. That puts it ready around the middle of the following week.

When do the flames get added?

 

-Brian

Wow, you have done a great job of setting that thing up! do you have any action pics? I would love to see it off road, not to mention my buddy was just sittin next to me as I said "wow this guy is doing a really good job settin up his brat all nice" and he said "he's never gonna wheel it" anyway, I would love to see some action pics!

-Jeremy

Here's one:

 

 

Its still a baby. I believe he JUST finished the project, and got a new engine in it. After the paint job and breakin period, we'll probably see more pix of it in action.

 

-Brian

I have a few more pics of it out and dirty here and there. The truck has been in periods of development/use and experementation since I bought it about two years ago. The suspension was completed in April about a year ago, the driveline and such this fall, then the body is about to be completed. Now it will look as good as it performs. Once it returns from the body shop I am making some changes, two more inches lift in front and one in the rear. Bigger tires, 1 inch taller and 2.5 inches wider. Then there are a few other driveline changes, perhaps an EG33, and a few other ideas but other than brief periods of modification it will be in regualr use and considered as "done" as it ever will be.

 

The problem with action shots is that I would make a change, go run it then go back into the work cycle and never get around to taking pics. I will try to do better about that.