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Tinted 1/4" Thick Lexan Windshield is on 4 new pictures on 2/6/26. Did not have time to lay out the side cut on it, but it is easy to remove and do the cut soon.
NEW Lowered Price of $6,000.00 Firm Super Cheap for the Quality of the build. Okanogan, WA.
  Restored my Sand Rail. Now finished and runs great. It is up for sale I have over $7,000.00 into it but only asking $6,000.00 Dropped the price due to winter coming on. This one was fun to do had a blast at a parade in Okanogan, Washington State. Never been Off Road since I finished it. Just drove it around on the road in front of our place and in the Parade. Even comes with a Full Metric NICE Rolled Up Tool Kit in the Storage Box if I get my asking price. jd4044m@gmail.com Mark
April 17, 202598 items4305 visitsAlbum by Mark H.
Enlarge photo 1 Omak Christmas Lighting Parade
Enlarge photo 2 Just finished the Smoked Lexan Windshield today taken 2/26/26
Enlarge photo 3 2/6/26
Enlarge photo 4 2/6/26
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Just showing it running with no smoke. Let it download first to hear and view.
Enlarge photo 6 showing 60 PSI Oil and 16 miles on the GPS Speedometer since I restored it.
Enlarge photo 7 I am a Disabled Vietnam Veteran and build things at home to try to stay healthy and sane great for PTSD too! Married 41 years to the Lovely Lady sitting next to me!!!
Enlarge photo 8 Wife and I had a Blast that day throwing Candy to the Kids on Okanogan Days Washington State.
Enlarge photo 9 Sitting outside of its Covered Parking Spot I keep it in with my Challenger and my 4044M John Deere Tractor in the Background.
Enlarge photo 10 Put the Fan Belt Grill on.3rd LED Brake Light, LED Turn and Clearance Lights. Also has a Back Up LED Light Bar for Reverse
Enlarge photo 11 Just a Posing Picture before it gets dusty test driving it!
Enlarge photo 12 Engine all finished and installed.
Enlarge photo 13 USFS Approved Removable Spark Arrestors on helps with the Noise a little too.
Enlarge photo 14 Back View I love to look at! LED Lights all on and working. Upper 15-Watt-LED Brake Flood Lights are not installed yet in this picture.
Enlarge photo 15 2/6/26
Enlarge photo 16 Just Clearance Lights and not in Reverse.
Enlarge photo 17 Right Turn Signal Clearance Lights on. Note Brite Upper 15-watt-LED Floods are Red for flashers and Brake Lights.
Enlarge photo 18 Reverse Light on and Clearance Lights on 15-Watt LED Upper Lights are Clear when off and Red when on.
Enlarge photo 19 Left Turn Signal Clearance Lights on and Reverse Light. Note Brite Upper Floods are Red for Flashers and Brake Lights.
Enlarge photo 20 You can see the Turn Signal Control lower left in picture. Set up for LED Lights
Enlarge photo 21 I replaced this shifter with the right one for drivers Thumb to work the lock out then learned you can reverse the Handle! Testing the Dash Lighting also. Complete new linkage to the Trans Axle
Enlarge photo 22 Dash, Seats and some of the many LED Lights
Enlarge photo 23 Installed the Front Axle and new Shocks
Enlarge photo 24 Ready for the engine to go in
Enlarge photo 25 Put a Nice Lockable Storage Box on the front end
Enlarge photo 26 Added a Aluminum Lockable Storage Box on the front.
Enlarge photo 27 AGM Battery inside a Stainless-Steel box with Disconnect on it.
Enlarge photo 28 All new cables and Brake Parts plus the steel tubes they go in for the throttle and clutch.
Enlarge photo 29 AGM $190.00 Battery no Acid to deal with. Platinum AGM Battery BCI Group 49-12v 95ah H8 Size 49 Automotive Battery, 160RC, 900CCA,
Enlarge photo 30 2/6/26
Enlarge photo 31 Replaced the Complete Brake System with all new Turning Brake Controls, linings, Master Cylinder, Wheel Cylinders and Brake Lines.
Enlarge photo 32 New Tubes to install the New Throttle and Clutch Cables inside.
Enlarge photo 33 Steering Brake Controls and Turn Signal LED Converted. Padded Side Rails and Quick Removable Steering Wheel
Enlarge photo 34 New seal and Throw Out Bearing.
Enlarge photo 35 Added 2-Side and 1-Rear-View Mirror
Enlarge photo 36 Started with this 1969 Frame and tore it all apart and started over.
Enlarge photo 37 Add for the Original Sand Rail from the 60s
Enlarge photo 38 Took a long time to paint the frame after prepping it
Enlarge photo 39 Used this to coat the Frame with. Tuff Coat UT-204 Dark Blue - 1 Gallon: Submersible, Water-Based, Rubberized Non-Skid Coating
Enlarge photo 40 Nice to have a Front-End Loader to lift stuff with