BEHOLD! Project: Troll.
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From: Chickamauga Ga.
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I have never seen fab skills like this and the company I work for also has a fab shop in the same building as our shop you are better than those guys an they do it for a living, I hate hate hate your jeep though
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From: Summerville, South Carolina
Year: 99
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Nice jeep man, not usually a fan of low riders but it makes me happy to see someone put this much time and money into their jeep! Great job and awesome skills! Oh btw, thats a sick engine! Keep up the good work!
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From: London, Ontario, Canada
Year: 1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Ford 5.0L
Hey, who is this guy? ^^^ *in my best italian mobster accent* hahaha
hahaha this made me laugh real hard.
Thanks for the words of encouragement! Updates are few as I am working full time and going to school right now. Just little things. The steering is done, the seat brackets are done, the dash brackets are done, I have the new door bottoms kinda done.
Some more fuel system plumbing done (vent tubes, etc), air tank mounted, comps mounted...radiator is done...just piecing it together.
Once I get my school done in April, I will be moved and making much more money...so it might get finished
lol
Cheers!!
Originally Posted by bhennessee1
I have never seen fab skills like this and the company I work for also has a fab shop in the same building as our shop you are better than those guys an they do it for a living, I hate hate hate your jeep though
Thanks for the words of encouragement! Updates are few as I am working full time and going to school right now. Just little things. The steering is done, the seat brackets are done, the dash brackets are done, I have the new door bottoms kinda done.
Some more fuel system plumbing done (vent tubes, etc), air tank mounted, comps mounted...radiator is done...just piecing it together.
Once I get my school done in April, I will be moved and making much more money...so it might get finished
lolCheers!!
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From: London, Ontario, Canada
Year: 1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Ford 5.0L
...its not dead, I just don't want to bore you with pics of no visible progress.
Just wiring, re doing body work, finishing up.
Just wiring, re doing body work, finishing up.
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From: WNY
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 High Output
Glad to hear your still going on her...I'd hate to see this project given up. To unique to waste all that time and effort, looking forward to more updates
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From: tahoe city
Year: 1998
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 5.2
not to hi jack your build which i think is pretty darn cool
here is a picture of my jeep i took the coils out so its sitting on the bump stops next thing for me 7 in lift and different axles! But in the mean time!

ps
i think we all need to see some more pictures even if there is nothing different
keep up the good work on the TROLL!!!!!
here is a picture of my jeep i took the coils out so its sitting on the bump stops next thing for me 7 in lift and different axles! But in the mean time!

ps
i think we all need to see some more pictures even if there is nothing different
keep up the good work on the TROLL!!!!!
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From: London, Ontario, Canada
Year: 1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Ford 5.0L
^^^ Needs to be lower!! haha
Aight heres some pics of the random-ness that is going on. I don't have time to sit in the garage and do any structured work, so I just do something small when I snap from the **** that life is full of recently!! So this is what 45 minutes here and there has got me.
I finished the underside. All sealed, wires ran, air lines ran, fuel lines, vacuum lines, etc. Just cleaned up underneath.



And thats probably the ride height you guys are used to :P haha
I got some vinyl cut for my tank when I was really bored one day.


As you can see from the driver door, some of the body work is done. The doors are both done. I just need to finish the back rockers and the roof. And I've almost had my hands on a front end too many times to count, but no dice.
And finally, just layin out.


Aight heres some pics of the random-ness that is going on. I don't have time to sit in the garage and do any structured work, so I just do something small when I snap from the **** that life is full of recently!! So this is what 45 minutes here and there has got me.
I finished the underside. All sealed, wires ran, air lines ran, fuel lines, vacuum lines, etc. Just cleaned up underneath.



And thats probably the ride height you guys are used to :P haha
I got some vinyl cut for my tank when I was really bored one day.


As you can see from the driver door, some of the body work is done. The doors are both done. I just need to finish the back rockers and the roof. And I've almost had my hands on a front end too many times to count, but no dice.
And finally, just layin out.


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From: East Haven, Ct
Year: 1995
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I'll say what seems to be the concensus, I love the fabwork but not the super low Jeep itself haha.
Great stuff though man, good luck getting it finished!
I also love that rear bumper, Flush is the way to go imo.
Great stuff though man, good luck getting it finished!
I also love that rear bumper, Flush is the way to go imo.
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From: Indianapolis
Year: '99 and '91
Model: Cherokee
Wow! When your slammed the pics from a distance look Photoshopped.
I haven't read through all the pages yet but I imagine its take more work to slam this thing than it takes to lift it. Lol. Bodywork is looking good too! Its like perfectly level with the ground. I think its cool as long as it goes fast low n slow is stupid.
If I could make a suggestion though, lose the roof rack.
And (down the road maybe ) add a sliding rag top, that would make it sick. That's kinda pricey though.
I haven't read through all the pages yet but I imagine its take more work to slam this thing than it takes to lift it. Lol. Bodywork is looking good too! Its like perfectly level with the ground. I think its cool as long as it goes fast low n slow is stupid.
If I could make a suggestion though, lose the roof rack.
And (down the road maybe ) add a sliding rag top, that would make it sick. That's kinda pricey though.



looks like you got stuck in the driveway, buried it...... lol