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Custom 6x6 Jeep with LS3 Engine by Bruiser Conversions: 2017 Battle of the Builders

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SEMA News recently caught up to Bruiser Conversions in Tampa, FL for a sneak peek at their LS3 powered 6x6 Jeep Wrangler. We showcase the building of a custom 6x6 for SEMA, commissioned by our valued customer, Jeff. Follow our team as we use our expertise in engine conversions and passion for custom vehicle construction to create a stunning and unique vehicle featuring an LS3 engine, dual rate coil over suspension, and custom powder-coated planks and stringers. Despite facing challenges such as a hurricane and long hours, our team perseveres to complete the project in time for the show. Don't miss out on witnessing our dedication and craftsmanship on display. 0:00 Introduction and Willy's persistence in building a 6x6 Jeep for SEMA 0:52 Overview of the types of engine conversions done by Bruiser Conversions 1:45 Customization and Aesthetics. Discussion of the decision to use custom planks and stringers for the bed of the vehicle. Description  …...more
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Introduction and Willy's persistence in building a 6x6 Jeep for SEMA

0:00

Overview of the types of engine conversions done by Bruiser Conversions

0:52

Customization and Aesthetics. Discussion of the decision to use custom planks and stringers for the bed of the vehicle. Description of the English wheel technique used to create aesthetically pleasing curved panels. Explanation of the team's commitment to avoiding the use of bondo on the vehicle

1:45

Description of the team's dedication to completing the project despite a week and a half power outage due to a hurricane. Overview of the team's long hours and personal sacrifices to complete the project

2:15
Custom 6x6 Jeep with LS3 Engine by Bruiser Conversions: 2017 Battle of the Builders
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SEMA News recently caught up to Bruiser Conversions in Tampa, FL for a sneak peek at their LS3 powered 6x6 Jeep Wrangler. We showcase the building of a custom 6x6 for SEMA, commissioned by our valued customer, Jeff. Follow our team as we use our expertise in engine conversions and passion for custom vehicle construction to create a stunning and unique vehicle featuring an LS3 engine, dual rate coil over suspension, and custom powder-coated planks and stringers. Despite facing challenges such as a hurricane and long hours, our team perseveres to complete the project in time for the show. Don't miss out on witnessing our dedication and craftsmanship on display. 0:00 Introduction and Willy's persistence in building a 6x6 Jeep for SEMA 0:52 Overview of the types of engine conversions done by Bruiser Conversions 1:45 Customization and Aesthetics. Discussion of the decision to use custom planks and stringers for the bed of the vehicle. Description of the English wheel technique used to create aesthetically pleasing curved panels. Explanation of the team's commitment to avoiding the use of bondo on the vehicle 2:15 Description of the team's dedication to completing the project despite a week and a half power outage due to a hurricane. Overview of the team's long hours and personal sacrifices to complete the project Confidence in the team's ability to complete the project and attend the SEMA show

Introduction and Willy's persistence in building a 6x6 Jeep for SEMA

0:00

Overview of the types of engine conversions done by Bruiser Conversions

0:52

Customization and Aesthetics. Discussion of the decision to use custom planks and stringers for the bed of the vehicle. Description of the English wheel technique used to create aesthetically pleasing curved panels. Explanation of the team's commitment to avoiding the use of bondo on the vehicle

1:45

Description of the team's dedication to completing the project despite a week and a half power outage due to a hurricane. Overview of the team's long hours and personal sacrifices to complete the project

2:15

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