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Being a highschooler with little money my jeep came to me from a guy who didn't have the heart to see it scraped, so you can say I actually handed him a dollar for the title to the vehicle. In no way was it a perfect car nor was it anywhere near being road ready, the floors were completely rotted out and so were the rockers, there were also large rust holes in the frame. The vehicle only had one owner and it was a daily driver, the New York winters did not do this old XJ justice. It also took a bad deer hit which wrecked the front of the car so it has new front end. All the work is already done but i'll be posting all the steps I did to get the jeep to were it is now
1995 Jeep Cherokee 4.0 two door with 123,*** miles
I do not envy you guys. God bless Texas, lol. I deal with bad rust all the time, but those cars are 50yrs old. My XJ doesn't have a flake of rust anywhere.
Because i'm cheap we ended up cutting away all the bad metal and replacing it all with metal from a couple filing cabinets, best part was that it came pre-painted
Because i'm cheap we ended up cutting away all the bad metal and replacing it all with metal from a couple filing cabinets, best part was that it came pre-painted
I would have at least lined the floor before reinstalling the carpet though, but good job
08-05-2015, 05:03 PM
$1 jeep build
