NSV. With a Jeep???

Highfunctioningfatman
on 4/30/17 11:09 pm
VSG on 08/29/16

When I was 14-21ish I had 7-8 flat fender (1941-1954) Jeeps. They have large steering wheels and small uncomfortable seats. A lot of times people will install more comfortable seats but then a smaller steering wheel is required but because of manual steering it becomes difficult to steer at low speeds. When you are overweight it makes the problem worse. I finally bought a 70 and a 75 "round fender" CJ5 when I couldn't fit into flatties.

This last week I had to do teach defensive driving at a center on the coast and I passed a flattie that was for sale. Although these never left my heart I was thinking that flatties in stock form were just memories. On my way home I decided to check it out. It was extremely overpriced but I decided to have a seat. I fit! Not only did I fit but I had room! I still have a 42 that I was planning on sectioning the body and making it longer and wider but that won't be happening now because it isn't necessary. Happy fat man!

Erin T.
on 5/1/17 6:07 am
VSG on 01/17/17

Awesome! This is ours. This is a few years ago, but we haven't really done much to it since.

VSG: 1/17/17

5'7" HW: 283 SW: 229 CW: 135-140 GW: 145

Pre-op: 53 M1: 22 M2: 12 M3: 12 M4: 8 M5: 10 M6: 11 M7: 5 M8: 6 M9-M13: 15-ish

LBL/BL w/ Fat Transfer 1/29/18

Highfunctioningfatman
on 5/1/17 6:42 am
VSG on 08/29/16

That is an M38-A1, the military version of the CJ5. Those are pretty cool and somewhat rare these days. Good looking Jeep!

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