93 cherokee country build
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Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0ho
Removed the 95 master cyl, and booster to do the brake upgrade
Installed in the 93
Random front shot
some suspension pics, because I pulled the fenders
one of the YJ longer brake hoses
Now onto the fun part, pulled the rear trim to see how bad the rust was hidden
Drivers side
not bad
Passenger side - FML
only one thing left to do
now lets tackle that arch
first cut
not good enough
second cut
Nice
removed the rear bumper
**** I cut out
I need to do the drivers side, the inner fender will need to be manipulated in the back corner, and then added too and fully re welded. Oh well CLEARENCE IS NICE.
Installed in the 93
Random front shot
some suspension pics, because I pulled the fenders
one of the YJ longer brake hoses
Now onto the fun part, pulled the rear trim to see how bad the rust was hidden
Drivers side
not bad
Passenger side - FML
only one thing left to do
now lets tackle that arch
first cut
not good enough
second cut
Nice
removed the rear bumper
**** I cut out
I need to do the drivers side, the inner fender will need to be manipulated in the back corner, and then added too and fully re welded. Oh well CLEARENCE IS NICE.
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Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0ho
started today on the drivers side arch
Then Pulled the front seats and decided to figure out a plan for the rear floor
Dropped the tank
The cover for the tank is a moisture/ garbage trap, probabaly causing alot of xj tank rust on other peoples rigs
Taped the openings, including the one vent that was missing WTF?
More to come
Then Pulled the front seats and decided to figure out a plan for the rear floor
Dropped the tank
The cover for the tank is a moisture/ garbage trap, probabaly causing alot of xj tank rust on other peoples rigs
Taped the openings, including the one vent that was missing WTF?
More to come
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Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0ho
This is how I started the day, stupid *** torx
had to drive like 20 minutes to get to sears and exchange it, so I bought 2 spare ones ontop of that.
Started the doorless hinge mod, might as well as I'm switching doors anyways.
passy doors off
Pulled the carpet out, to reveal the lack of floor
Doorless on the drivers side
started to trim the rockers to get rid of rust and tuck in some beefy rock sliders
cutting on the drivers side floor
vacumed the **** out of the u channel
Ran out of cutting discs and daylight on the driverside floor, so all tucked away for the night
had to drive like 20 minutes to get to sears and exchange it, so I bought 2 spare ones ontop of that.
Started the doorless hinge mod, might as well as I'm switching doors anyways.
passy doors off
Pulled the carpet out, to reveal the lack of floor
Doorless on the drivers side
started to trim the rockers to get rid of rust and tuck in some beefy rock sliders
cutting on the drivers side floor
vacumed the **** out of the u channel
Ran out of cutting discs and daylight on the driverside floor, so all tucked away for the night
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Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0ho
the more and more I cut out, the less and less I want to finish the project.
Some gease flew over head like 3 different packs 3 different times
Just dont have the time ti finish this to be my winter rat. I really dont know if I should continue with the project, as I want a wrangler anyways.
Some gease flew over head like 3 different packs 3 different times
Just dont have the time ti finish this to be my winter rat. I really dont know if I should continue with the project, as I want a wrangler anyways.
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Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 6 inline 4l
you should continue but with a diferent project maybe a tubular or something like that. the axles and shafts are holding the unibody, if you chop that it would fold as a taco. good luck
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Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0ho
I'm not very patient, tho I've learned alot of patience dealing with my eye condition.
I'm very mad about the rust, I mean, I knew it was rusty, but I atleast expected 3 spots of the floor 8''x8'' to be intact somewhere, haha.
Oh well tho, I have too much invested into this project to quit.
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Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0ho
plan was to be my winter vehicle and move to toy/ back up vehicle during the summer, since I dont think it will be done for winter, I'm unsure if it will ever be put on the road. even tho it is legally inspected insured and registered right now.