Alan Cardozo of Overland, Kansas was really excited about Jeep coming out with a four door Wrangler. However, he wasn't satisfied with the seating capacity of the four door and the rear doors and cargo capacity were just to small. His solution was to build his own on a budget in two years. That’s two ’97 TJ’s welded together into a four-door, three-row rig that’s lifted eleven inches and mounted on forty inch Pro Comp tires. He stretched the wheel base thirty eight inches and extended the overall length to just under seventeen feet. Then he dropped a small block Chevy into it with an Affordable Fuel Injection Tuned Port system for maximum torque and great fuel economy. Alan’s goal was to build a Jeep that looked factory made.

Alan is The Regional Director of Business Development at MyAutoAlert.com and one day he just may show at your school or event in his Jeep, which he affectionately calls Little Red.