Goose wrote me an email today, announcing he had finished the restoration of his CJ-3B. Not only did he complete his budget-conscious restoration in only 4 months, but he also documented it in two different locations (see links below); not a trivial task! He’s done a good amount of work in a short time and I think he’ll be happy with it for quite a while. Well done Goose!
Goose writes, “Hey Dave. I finally got my jeep finished and wanted to share the story. I’ll include a couple pics with this email but feel free to pull any others down from the links below too. The first link is from thisoldjeep, which I discovered here and the second is from a site where I frequent due to my dirtbike passion.
http://thisoldjeep.21.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=578&highlight
http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=949807
Here are a couple before images:
Here’s a midway point photo:
And a couple completed photos:
Hey Goose! You’re famous now! Once again, nice job!
Thanks Nate. You, the other guys at thisoldjeep, the CJ3B forum and Ewillys with all the pics for ideas were a big part of the success. I’m already starting to look for another jeep project!
4 MONTHS!!!! Man, does that make me feel like a slacker…
Really nice work! It looks just great!
I liked the shovel mounting on the spare tire. Looks like maybe a muffler clamp and a long U-bolt.Super nice job overall.
I don’t see a price, how much do you want for this? 😉
Goose,
I have questions about how you modified the top to fit well. I am going to be putting the same top onto my CJ3a. Please email me so we can talk.
Thanks,
Justin
Hey Justin, The top I got was from a 3b also and it bolted right up. No modifications were needed, just some minor restoration.
-Goose