Thread: Oh no not another Willys Gasser build, this time a Willys shop truck

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Hell, I haven't won Lotto yet but if I did I would be posting the Bucket over to you Steve so that you could replace most of my shitty chrome bitz with highly polished stainless bitz. I am one of those Shiny Perverts and don't mind polishing but get depressed when I look at the chrome stuff on the Bucket going rusty already. It is a damn nuisance living on a small island nation surrounded by salt water and air. Oh, just proof reading this and as I don't gamble, I think you are safe with your work load at the moment Steve so you just keep us upto date with your awesome built.

Originally Posted by Whiplash23T

Hell, I haven't won Lotto yet but if I did I would be posting the Bucket over to you Steve so that you could replace most of my shitty chrome bitz with highly polished stainless bitz. I am one of those Shiny Perverts and don't mind polishing but get depressed when I look at the chrome stuff on the Bucket going rusty already. It is a damn nuisance living on a small island nation surrounded by salt water and air. Oh, just proof reading this and as I don't gamble, I think you are safe with your work load at the moment Steve so you just keep us upto date with your awesome built.

Hahaha, cheers Whip, I look forward to you being a winner

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Now I had the rad mounted I decided to fit a fan, was gonna use a flex fan but went with a thermostatically controlled electric for reliability.
I decided to make a fan shroud for it in aluminium sheet and mount the shroud 1.5" off the rad so the fan would pull from the whole core, made up the shroud and it looked a bit boring so add some stiffening plates to make it slightly more interesting.
Small round tapped bosses were welded to the sides for the shroud to bolt to.









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