Stacks and tank are taking shape in the legendary glashut at Åfors in Småland. Ludvig and his crew are well on their way to getting the first inter-racial offspring delivered and alive for the new Juxtapod breed of Kustom beings! Fan-freakin-tastic!
...Ludvigs mind. I'm not sure what to say but WOAHHH! I can look at it for hours... So if the Juxtapod turns out anywher near as chilly as ol' blu eyes we'll be cookin'
Rear axle magicstuff. For those of you who have seen previous entries maybe you remember the laddebar brackets that we showed you. And in a real nice chronological order they are now in place on the rear axle and hooked up to them are the actual ladder bars. So logical yet so amazingly magical and totally inspiring! 
It's the the Limey! And it's the grand master of LeBeef Kustom Metalworks. Or what was to become the grand master. Found this article in an old MCM rag and hardly recognized Mattias except for the focused and dead serious look in his eyes. When it comes to quality and execution of fabrication and builds of motorized vehicles of the kooler kind he gets this look I have noticed. 
So nice and well done its ashame it's going to be covered up with gearcase, bodywork and basically everything else on the Juxtapod. But I guess it's like wearing real hot and fine underwear, nobody sees it but YOU know its there...grrrrr... feelin good ... tiger!
Getting the gauge into position. Tons of work to do but it's going to be real nice when we get there. And finally we know that a load of stuff we need is on the way from Texas via Cali to Vargön. Not a day to soon, but great not be in the dark about it now. Time is a factor f'sure! Just like in the TV shows...
... my headline writing creativity is running out, if there ever was any to begin with. But what I tried to alude to is the ladder bars that go in the back end of the Juxtapod. Mattias is holding newly water jetted brackets(I think they might be called that... got to check my swedish- english work shop dictionary) for the ladder bars. But s-t the same what they are called, you see how it's going to work I guess.
Dropped I-Beam, spring perches, schackles, bat wings and hairpins. It's all greek to me... well not quite, but you got to admit it sounds kinda funny. But looks real nice when it all comes together. And it's very critical for vehicle handling and road safety (har har...) We're missing a few hundred hours of grinding, polishing and chrome-ing though.
Robert Williams started in the late 60's (I think) an "underground" art magazine by the name of Juxtapoz. This is where we got the idea for the name of this project - Juxtapod. So credit should go to this man for that, but that's only a mini-miniscule of the deed and genius of the man. 
