Liberty Walk Turned The Legendary Jeep Wrangler Into A Beast

Liberty Walk, the Japanese tuner focused his attention on the Jeep Wrangler model and the result is a new awesome look that would make every Jeep fan envious. The tuner has quite a reputation for his works and became famous for its regularly cutting up and tinkering with cars. This one made it famous but in quite a bad way.

Previous projects such as classic Ferraris proved everyone wrong and the streets got a supercar with a nicer look, turning them into a rare car on the market. The last project was an off-roading legendary Jeep Wrangler, which is rated as sacrilegious vandalism of a classic car, mostly for the interventions on its look that appears to be more damaging than a tunning.

The SUV has a rebuild suspension and keeps a Liberty Walk's signature by transforming the vehicle into a "sit on the floor" specific to the tuner's works. The result is an ultimate adventure vehicle having a look that impresses by its "holes" done to the car. Actually, after the tuning, the Wrangler looks similar to the Dark Knight's Tumbler.

Batman might've had the most strange-looking transport to conquer r the city, but, this Wrangler has some surprises for you. First of all, you will get an armor plating which was successfully made from plastic to look like an original one. The additional LED spotlights placed above the narrow windscreen make the plating more of a fashion piece than a necessary one. 

The bumper is made of steel, wormed with a well-fitted LED light bar and a  redesigned front fascia to complete the aggressive look that we see. Aftermarket items replace the doors, while the roof has been removed and was also replaced with netting. The side steps were fitted and the most audacious change was made to the wheel setup.

Completed with the 22-inch Comforser CF3000 mud tires, Liberty Walk widened arches fashioned with fitted carbon fiber. And no one complains about the crazy result. Everyone loves the new audacious look. Those who want to drive this beautiful tuned Wrangler would pay an extra of $3,154 for the new arches and $880 for the front grille alone. More details about the price should be listed later.