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UPDATE: I’m running short of time tonight, so here’s a post from a couple years ago.
Here’s Frank’s flattie and some friends of his who have flatties as well. The picture with multiple jeeps was from a run last October. The next time you are vacationing in Hawaii, keep an eye out for these good looking jeeps.
looks like the green one needs a stainless grille.
what size wheels and tires on the yellow one???
thnks
Rick
Hi Rick,
I’ve emailed Frank your question. I’ll report that answer when I get it unless he posts it here.
-Dave
Frank wrote back the following:
“Hi Dave, the yellow jeep is running a 35/12.5/15 on 10″ wheels. The jeep does have confer lift shackles and a 2″ body lift also with aftermarket springs. I would not suggest this size tire as it does come close to the rear wheel wells. I may be changing the size to a 33/12.5/15 to get better clearance.”
Do you have a link to more info and/or pics of these awesome rigs?
Also, do you all have a local forum for your club/area?
Thanks a lot!
Here’s a link to the Hawaii 4wd association. http://www.hawaii4x4association.org/ I’ll probably have to email Frank to learn more.
– Dave
Thanks a lot for the link…I will dig into it!!