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Hello, I wonder how this blue battery is mounted? You can send more photos of the battery mount.

part 2

ROOF RACK I used prefabricated angle bars to build the roof rack. I used WEMA construction boards as a platform. The roof rack is also suitable for mounting a roof tent and roof light. Four lamps in the front and two in the back.

REAR BUMPER I decided to leave the original rear bumper, only slightly modify it. The bumper was cut from the width. The plastic covers were dismantled and in their place I welded the sheet as an integrated whole. The bumper mounts were original.

And this is how the bumper looks after grinding.

... and kangaroo.

Trying on.

To strengthen the bumper, I used vertical partitions from the inside.

The next stage of work on the construction of the bumper was transferring the template to the sheet metal, cutting and welding the elements.

FRONT BUMPER First, I had to create a bumper pattern. I used cardboard boxes and a board for this. Follow the progress of the project on my Tilapka Youtube channel

STAGE IV - additions and accessories BASE WINCH I decided to make a base for the winch using the factory holes in the car frame. The base for the winch should now have the possibility of gluing the front bumper to it.

Changing the dummy grill from diesel to petrol v6. I decided to change the dummy grill to make the car more appealing to me.

Body lift (only 1 cm)

Welding and assembly of the exhaust The stainless steel exhaust has been TIG welded. The whole is routed so that it does not protrude below the frame.