035A2885.jpg Quick update of photos from the past few months. Made a good start at wire brushing/burring off a lot of the mud that has cemented itself practically everywhere...been a long process so far. 035A2907.jpg Hard to find an area that isn't caked in crap lol doubt this is an uncommon sight ...

ScottieJ wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 20, 2019 10:19 pm

keep the tank underneath, just make a decent guard. I hate having the tank in the back and can't wait to get mine back underneath.

Looks like it's gonna be a good build!

Glad I've been told, just isn't that much space left once the tank is in the boot.

Fingers crossed it will be!

Can’t beat a nice gift to yourself. As tim said, no real need to move the fuel tank, doesn’t really effect the departure angles as it’s tucked out of the way. A good bash guard will protect from being punctured and slide over rocks. Sounds like the way to go, at least I can cram a few mates in when...

Looks nice, I quite like those high roofs! Get rid of those long shackles for a start, hate even knowing they're a thing lol. I know a few people like to move the tank into the back, but personally the departure angles on an SJ are already brilliant so not sure what you will be doing to need those ...

So after writing off my Suzuki Vitara on the road of all places, I decided to buy myself an SJ project for my 21st to make use of the engine and waste yet more of my hard earned cash. DSC_0079.jpg As you can see it's a fairly battered 410 (what SJ isn't). I bought it for £350 with the cost of it bei...