I would be afraid to count. But it was mostly just a lot of time. I will never get back a fraction of what I put into it but I totally enjoy it and the kids make it priceless.

Nice job! The cab is awesome! I just completed a COVID project on a 1991 Mule 2010 that should have been scrapped. Now I'm plowing the driveway with it. Wish I would have documented it for You Tube.

Awesome job we did the same thing with our 2004 Kawasaki 3010 mule. Them cargo beds rust in no time. Although I'm still looking for some doors for a full cab.

That looks great, just got one for free but is getting coolant in the cylinders.

Sorry for the delayed response. Not really using this account to much. Por-15 is pretty solid. Holding up great considering I didn't use any of the prep products. I just blasted everything and painted it.

Cab seems like it's off a daul tired forklift...if anyone was thinking about making this..

Is the Por-15 still holdig up?

how much did u put into it

I have a 97 2500 I bought dead... cleaned tank, replaced lines filter,pump and rebuilt carb. it starts right up and idles fine but has clanking sound from torque converter cover and it wont move. Did you have any clutch/converter problems or do you have any ideas? Any help or comments appreciated .

do you still have the mule?

I could help you get some money back, and purchase the doors. got a NOS Curtis cab but the doors could ot be found, obviously all the years of sitting in a warehouse the doors were no where to be found. neverless a Curtis cab new in box without doors was worth the 150 bucks..Curtis says no go on getting a new set, been discontinued for year, and ive been looking for years, lol..so anyone reading have doors let me know.

My pioneer 1000 turbo is better. I can beat it