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Here a CJ-3B with an unusual dash and steering wheel design. It’s got kind of an antique feel that I find interesting. It was photographed and posted by RUD66.
Wow, I really like that dash! I am going to have to do something like that one day. B|
I also like the combination of leather colors with the stainless. I’d want to carry those linear lines on the dash in a couple more places, too.
looks longer than stock
That has a cool-looking “Steampunk” custom dashboard, nice sheet metal work!
it looks like four hinges on the bottom of the dash cowl, not sure perhaps for access. I like it too.
For a 3B I like it. I have never been one to like the high hood too much. I always thought it had a kit or homemade look to it. If I had to guess, I’d say the the tub may have been custom. Looks like great craftsmanship none the less!
Lots of high quality details…I want to see more! I’m assuming the black lever on the steering column is for the turn signals but what is the silver lever just below it? By the way, Eastman sells a beading tool which easily rolls beads in sheet metal for design accents and to add rigidity to thinner metals.
Brett, you’re killin me! The 3b is the best looking Jeep ever!