Dave Schlossberg entered this 1971 Jeepster Commando into

Check out this awesome build Dave Schlossberg entered into the SEMA Battle of the Builders competition for #sema2017!
Holle Performance, founded in 2001, started by selling off-road components and evolved to include Jeep and truck parts. The JK Commando, built by Synergy Manufacturing, is a 1971 Jeepster Commando on a modified Jeep Wrangler frame with a 101-inch wheelbase. The project showcases off-the-shelf suspension and steering components, and took about 2,000 man-hours to complete. The team entered the Battle of the Builders competition, hoping to make the top ten in the Jeep and truck category. The competition showcases the best in the industry and the possibilities of hard work and creativity. The JK Commando stands out with its unique design and attention to detail in bodywork.
This 1971 Jeepster Commando, built by Synergy Manufacturing has over 2,000 man hours and some awesome parts. Want to see more? You can catch Dave this Friday February 16th at 8PM on Velocity for the SEMA Battle of the Builders re-airing! #semabotb

[@davidroyle5552]

Sweet build. I have been working on mine for the past 2yrs almost on the road. Thank you for the insperation to get back at it.
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[@dcsoccerplaya]

Love Love Love Love this rig! Awesome build Dave & Synergy MFG!

[@jrben21]

Love the wheels with chrome caps!

[@brianmurphy5313]

Excellent.

[@leek7412]

I have a 71 we chopped and sectioned the roof from a 55 chevy nomad station wagon roof on it with a 47 willys back split windsheild with a 69 buick motor and turbo 400 trans.Nice build you have!

[@NicholasMavrikBrandt]

I puked at the words jk, not even a good frame and starter there. But at least you can show off to the mall crawlers what you offer for their grocery getters.