Jeep Quicksand Concept is a velocity-stacked, sand-pounding hot rod
It looks like a hot rod, and thanks to a 392-cubic-inch Hemi V8, it goes like one, too.
This Wrangler-based Jeep Quicksand Concept is easily the wildest of the company's Easter Jeep Safari show cars for 2017.
Lurking somewhere between sand-dune runner and hot rod, the Quicksand takes design cues from both worlds.
Riding atop a longer wheelbase with bobbed front and rear ends, the top has been chopped by 4 inches.
The 18-inch Halibrand wheels feature staggered-size BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain KM2 rubber to emphasize the hot-rod stance. Fronts are 32s, rears are 37s.
The custom roofline almost has a Ford T-Bucket-like feel to its execution.
Every inch of this thing is custom, and every inch is drool-worthy.
Kidney-style wheels are 18 inches and feature traditional three-spoke knockoffs.
That's not a functional Moon tank, it's actually a Warn winch in disguise.
These velocity stacks trumpet out gloriously from the Mopar 392 crate Hemi engine. A six-speed manual gearbox from Getrag handles shifting chores.
I SAID VELOCITY STACKS, PEOPLE!
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That's an eBay-sourced Jeep diecast trapped in acrylic.