Fourwheeler

Ian Johnson assembles a custom LJ chassis and builds a full Jeep out of a pile of metal tubs. Then, he adds front and back axles and coil-over suspension.

The custom Jeep LJ buggy needs a drivetrain. Ian Johnson has his work cut out for him as he adds a custom exhaust to the vehicle.

The chassis on the Jeep LJ has been powder-coated, now it needs the final pieces. Ian bolts everything in place then sends it off to be painted.

A 1989 Dodge Ram Charger is in the workshop, and Ian Johnson shows how to swap out a semi-float axle for the more desirable full-float axle.

The custom LJ buggy is nearly finished. Ian Johnson needs to add wiring, plumbing, a body panel and an interior before he can hit the trails.

Ian Johnson doesn’t want to fix a beat-up Polaris XP 900. He wants to totally transform it by adding longer suspension plus many other exciting features.