Shop Rig - 2007 Jeep Wrangler X

[JustinG]

Did u forget the link?

[Jeff]

Zach doesn't computer well.

That is what I would say. The condensation drain is blocked. Or maybe when you did the heater core you didn't get it back though the firewall correctly?

As for not selling half doors...they have gotten better. They have made some adjustments to the design and supposidly they don't have leaking probems anymore. I mean, I got mine to quit leaking so I suppose it can be done!

[JustinG]

Zach doesn't computer well.

That is what I would say. The condensation drain is blocked. Or maybe when you did the heater core you didn't get it back though the firewall correctly?

As for not selling half doors...they have gotten better. They have made some adjustments to the design and supposidly they don't have leaking probems anymore. I mean, I got mine to quit leaking so I suppose it can be done!

Nah the fluid is perfectly clear and cold, so i know its not anything with the core, assuming you implied it was leaking. Ill take the air hose and blow it out or gently give it an abortion with a coat hanger.

[Jeff]

No, I meant that you did not get the drain titty back on correctly when you put the box back in....

[Jeff]

Scotty B and/or others in MM who know a thing or two about the photoshopz! I need a concept art (maybe a couple of versions) so I can visualize and decide what decal arrangement to work with on the JK. Here is a side photo taken today in good light. I want the following various items arranged on it how you think looks best. At least one version I want the star on the door, the "Woodstock Garage, Inc. on the side of the hood and the "authentic jeep accessories" above the rear tire on the quarter. I want other ideas and layouts as well. Other fonts will be fine as well but I want at least one laid out as above with the stencil "army" font like I used there. I will buy you some brews for your trouble! I also wouldn't mind a 2in lift shoped in so I can really get the idea.






Moar pics of the top.

[Jeff]

I can email high-res if needed.

[ScottyB]

pshaw, that's a cakewalk homie. i'll have a render for you later today.

[LC619FR]

Did u forget the link?

Yea just realized that when I re-read my post. When you've worked 96 hours in 5 days you start to forget things :dunno:

[ScottyB]

Jeff, here are a few for you to chew on with the 2 inch lift included. some things to note:

due to space i put on what i thought was pretty critical. i felt that you could drop "mopar performance parts" in lieu of the others when necessary.

i tried to include both phone/web when possible. if there's no space, IMO go with the web address since if you have that, you can look up the phone (unless you feel your clients are the kind of people that think computers are newfangled gadgetry).

one thing i didn't remember until the end was that your best ad space is on your doors, which unfortunately will also be removed sometimes (i think?). so, its good to have enough info on the unibody that your ad will still be somewhat useful without the doors.

the basics per your original request but with the phone # added


pretty much the max amount of info you can slam on there


dropped the mopar line and got some space back to nicely spread things out. tried the inverted star logo, but this may be too close to the Texaco corporate logo so i can understand if that's a no-go.


went a little different and picked up your badge color for the star which i think sets if off real nice. went with the web addy on the hood and blew up the rear fender tagline even more which can't hurt.

[LC619FR]

Jeff any reason for the star? Just asking. As far as the graphics go I think the first on is probably the best. Just enough info to get the point across but not gaudy. My you could have a windshield banner with woodstock garage put on.


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[Jeff]

So the star...



I thought doing a star on the door would give it that "Army Jeep" thing that so many people are going for with their modifications and give a nod to Jeep's legacy in that regard. I envisioned the star being smaller (something like 5in across) but that is ok, this helps me out.

I didn't want to much on the doors because the doors will so often be off in the summer time. I really like the grey star on the 4th one. I might do that to help give it some contrast. I might remove the grey from the fender and do all the logos (including "Wrangler") in flat black...I dunno.

Special Thanks again to ScottyB for putting this together for me.

[JustinG]

Im digging the military style star jeff! I like the last render with,the,star matching the logo. Also googled military jeeps amd most all have a white star so the grey is prob more "accurate"

[LC619FR]

If you're doing the military theme/tribute you should do little details like tire pressures on the fenders and like a "unit" number on the front or rear bumper like JK0741


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[ScottyB]

still too much info or is this good?

[Jeff]

I like it. I don't want you to use any more of your time on this. Thanks so much for helping me out. I am not sure about the star, I might just leave it out. I am thinking doing Woodstock Garage on the hood like #1 and I like the phone number on the lower fender. I think the "woodstockjeeps.com" will likely be across the top of the windshield. So no need for it to be on the hood.

[Kaan]

you might like the star better if you could remove the "stock" X and Wrangler emblems on the side. just a thought

[Apoc]

Vote for nixing the star.

[Jeff]

you might like the star better if you could remove the "stock" X and Wrangler emblems on the side. just a thought

oh scotty?

[JustinG]

I like the large star, or this design...Sorry the image is HUMONGOUS

[Goodspeed]

All of those look very cool - I'm all for stuff like this. I wish it was in your budget to do some sort of WWII themed vinyl wrap or something. Too lazy to PS it, but maybe you could also consider a small star with some of the print in a circle around it?

Slight derail, but I've always been a fan of the hot rod/rat rod style of logos on the doors.