Love my new vintage graphics done by Underground Graphics

[LuisRecio]

Underground Graphics made me fall in love with my Gladiator again. Don't get me wrong, I love the graphics that had before; but now... I can't take my eyes off of it.

Inspired on an exclusive American vintage truck (AMC Jeep J-series) from the 70's - 80's were only 1264 were made thru that time. Discontinued by Chrysler after acquiring AMC in 1987, made the unique livery a rare breed.

Well, I guess we all know which pick truck I'm talking about... the HONCHO EDITION.

The photos of the 1981 Jeep J-10 Stepside firecracker Honcho Edition are from Jeep Heritage website.

We are still working on the last details as colors charts available with this outstanding design.

Built by @TTEChris Tank Customs
Graphics done by @Underground Graphics
Products by Rival 4x4 USA


For more information and/or questions; please don't hesitate contact us

Phone: 713.783.4739
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Luis

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[Gladiatorx2]

Looks awesome!

 

[TheOpa]

Stellar work to recreate the original design to fit the JT body. This looks great!

 

[Jteakus]

That looks great!

 

[TTEChris]

Came out great! When you told me you were doing this I was a bit skeptical, but the end result is awesome!

 

[Bluey]

Sweet graphics! The J10 photos look like the ones from Jeep Heritage in Columbus, TX. I sold them my '83 J10 when we were expecting our first kid. They really do justice to restore and keep them around. Two kids later and we got a Mojave. The AMC 360 V8 in the '83 sounded great, but I prefer the 258 I6 and 4-speed I had in a '78 J10. That thing was a little tractor.

 

[LuisRecio]

Sweet graphics! The J10 photos look like the ones from Jeep Heritage in Columbus, TX. I sold them my '83 J10 when we were expecting our first kid. They really do justice to restore and keep them around. Two kids later and we got a Mojave. The AMC 360 V8 in the '83 sounded great, but I prefer the 258 I6 and 4-speed I had in a '78 J10. That thing was a little tractor.

The 1981 J-10 Honcho Step-side photos are from Jeep Heritage. I just use some of their photos to do a little comparison between both vehicles (graphic wise). The company was mentioned at the end of the photos and add the link of the website.

*** The photos of the 1981 Jeep J-10 Step-side firecracker Honcho Edition are from Jeep Heritage website. ***

Always been a big fan of the vintage/retro vehicle graphics and the AMC Jeep vehicles are one of my favorite ones.

Isn't the one of your photo like the one that were used on the movie "Twister" (1996). The Mellow Yellow 1982 J-10 Dorothy I.

Luis

 

[Bluey]

Ahh, I missed the citing. Originally the '83 was black. I painted it to look like Helen Hunt's truck in Twister. I bought it from the grandson of the original owner (who bought it at a local Houston AMC/Jeep dealer). I hope to fix up another AMC Fullsize Jeep once my kids are a little older.

 

[Gladiatorx2]

Ahh, I missed the citing. Originally the '83 was black. I painted it to look like Helen Hunt's truck in Twister. I bought it from the grandson of the original owner (who bought it at a local Houston AMC/Jeep dealer). I hope to fix up another AMC Fullsize Jeep once my kids are a little older.

Was it Vance and Son's AMC Jeep? It was on either Bissonnet or Bellaire Blvd. I bought several there including a J2500 with a 401/4BBL , 4.56 gears and Quadratrac. It was a beast but 9 - 10 mpg!

 

[PDXsarge]

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