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Brady Leetch shared his recent build. It’s got a great flat fender / scrambler feel to it. The snow is a nice touch, too. You might remember one of Brady’s other builds, this blue low-rider jeep.
Now, this looks nice. Great colour/color as well !!
I really like the look of this Jeep. Vintage style with updated components and an eye catching color blend together to make an appealing Jeep. We need more pictures please. I want to see more details.
I believe that Tom Solomon built the blue one.
I couldn´t agree more with you! What a beautiful flattie!!!
I like this one too and I see it would fit nicely in the Pacific Northwest. Looks good with rain and snow. 🙂
Really like the look. Interested in knowing how he grafted to front on the later, wider tub. Is there a build thread?
I’ve emailed Brady. Just waiting to get some more specs. I suspect the hood and fenders are custom, which helped the mating process.
I received a short update from Brady:
“it was a stretched yj with flat fender front end, dana 60s front and rear, 5.3 ls motor, 4l60e tranny, dana 300 and 203”
Looks a lot like Scott Frary’s custom Jeep. http://image.4wdandsportutility.com/f/26399914/0911_4wd_06_z%2Bscott_frary_trail_tour_2009%2Bjeeps.jpg
It does look similar.