remeber those old commercials...

 

"your Brain"...

 

"Your Brain on drugs"

 

well, here's the BRAT version....

 

The first one is a pic taken at the first offroading trip my Brat went on...

 

 

This is after my most recent outing...

That just adds character and lets people know its not a freeway 4 wheeler

That just adds character and lets people know its not a freeway 4 wheeler

 

Definitely not with the Swamper SX's on it. makes my '72 3/4 ton chevy feel like a caddy...

That pushed in part is out of the way for next time.

I'd say it's still pretty straight........considering.

 

I gotta ask thoe. What's your take on exo-cages and why are you against them?

I'd say it's still pretty straight........considering.

 

I gotta ask thoe. What's your take on exo-cages and why are you against them?

 

I just don't like the look of some of the massive exo's I've seen. the BRat in WA with the 36's and full exo just looks off to me... plus I really don't want that much added weight.

 

I watched some old soob video, and while I look back at the fun those were, I much prefer the liesurely trail-rides without getting stuck, or breaking something.... and I like having all 4 wheels on the ground (most of the time )

I call that "clearence modifications"

A vehicle like that needs dents! I love a car or truck with character

Good answer on both accounts. I figure if your that worried about body damage you should just build a buggy, and the added weight is also a negative reason plus I personally would rather be able to modify the body so to speak if I have to get out of a situation where an exo-cage would not make that possible.

I want to add a bit more protection for the windshield and t-tops, and an internal cage won't do that, so I will have something external, but it won't be massive...

I think you could push some of that back out with the panels in the bed being removed maybe?

I think you could push some of that back out with the panels in the bed being removed maybe?

 

yep. "plan" for this winter is to pop it back out a bit, and maybe remove the decals, and give it a fresh coat of paint... I've got some cutting/welding to do in the footwells too... they have not faired well, where I beat it to fit 30's on it years ago....