I finally finished the painting on both sides. I also opened the rear wheel wells to better fit the 35's. And eventually 37's with solid axle.





And to keep it looking good and shiny. I used at least 3 coats of each. Visability


Next step will be building the step rails and a rear bumper to protect the sides and hold a tire. My chain is stretched on my transfercase, so I can't wheel it at all. I will probably throw away the chain part and add a D300

Looking good. I like how the Hurculiner came out.

The cutting in the rear wheel well looks nice and clean too

Looks good..

Cool and tough looking.

Damn, dude, how you going to get all that tar off your X?

Marty, that looks great!

Lets see some more pictures!

we remember that look, though we did not go up as high on the fender as you.

I went higher up the fenders to cover some rock rash. And to cover the fender welds.
Just got one steprail done and ready to paint.

Very nice! I did the same thing in white Durbak:

Desert Rat welcomes another new member to the Heruculiner club.

7+ years and still holding up well.