Lol I use cardboard as a roof on the forklift at work when it's raining and it works a treat. I do see a weak spot though where James placed a pressure relief hole that looks prone to major drippage directly on to Cleeters lap 🤣
I think if you take Leroy on a road trip you want to have some over wheel fenders on him. Make a strap on tarp to cover for rain like the old Jeeps use to have. Take all fenders and the tarp off for the drag.
Just get some 1/16 thick tin and bend it to the roof and sides for panels then paint em black and screw them on with welded tabs on the cage. Certified bogger then
Are you going to tag the jet/LS elco? You need a vanity plate on it for street use "JET LAG" lol or "JET LSAG" may need an LSA blower for that one. Just an idea I had to share so you all will come up with something. Thanks for the videos. Keep it up.
I know you love Mountain Dew and all, but please, for your health's sake… look up "brominated vegetable oil" and what it does to people. MD is terrible for you in so many ways…
I would duct tape a TARP across the roof on top of the cardboard. Roll the sides of the tarp up. So if it rains. You can unroll the tarp and tape it down to the doors.A friend did that on his jeep. It worked out great on the highway. Good Luck and Safe Travels
You need more than just a roof. You need to make it look like a bald eagle lovin' freedom preachin' man's version of those big wheel vettes for kids. Put a front bumper (of sorts) back on with some custom fenders about 2/3 the size of the old ones. Cut the doors down so there 2/3 as tall and rig em up so they can be easily removed at the track. Build some 2/3 height quarter panels and put a rear bumper with "speed holes" on it. And the crown jewel is a fiberglass targa top that actually stays on. All attached with some of those fancy quick-disconnect deals. And add some temporary bartle skeet holders for the trip. Safe travels and do it for Dale!