Yes pleaseHere's the rendering for my latest build which will begin as soon as my JT arrives.
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Looks amazing! How did you find out when it made it to the rail yard and then further on to a truck? Mine was scheduled to be at a rail yard about an hour from my dealer yesterday, but he said it sometimes takes 2-3 weeks to get on a truck and sent to the dealer.LE is off the rail and loaded onto a truck for transport to the dealership. I should have it this week. Then its a quick lift install, wheels and tires then back to the dealership for an event.
My dealer has been giving me daily updates. Arrived at the local rail yard on Monday, unloaded on Friday and loaded on a truck today. He said normally it takes 1-2 weeks from rail yard to dealership but usually a day or 2 once its loaded on a truck. The rail yard is literally 20 minutes away from the dealership.Looks amazing! How did you find out when it made it to the rail yard and then further on to a truck? Mine was scheduled to be at a rail yard about an hour from my dealer yesterday, but he said it sometimes takes 2-3 weeks to get on a truck and sent to the dealer.
Depends on how everything else fits/works. I prefer to keep the bed and just modify it but might end up with running bedsides. As for how we will trim it, combination of sawzall, cutoff wheel and maybe a plasma cutter.Nice build!
Please post details on how you’re planning on trimming the rear bed.
There are other racing organizations that do have real "stock" classes. Ultra4 is different in that a true "stock" vehicle would not survive a race much less a whole season....lolI am interested in what it will take to build a ultra 4 4600 class JT? I looked at the rules and it’s not really a stock class.
I wish there was a real stock class. Maybe just tires or shock upgrades.