First build: 92 XJ (4 doors)
09-18-2010, 05:13 PM
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Year: 1992
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Update:
I bed lined under the Jeep and did the rear cargo area. I did 2 coats (with a roll), plus one coat of primer. (spray can) Now, I will have to finish the floorboards. I will buy some sheet metal (22 gauge) in 2-3 weeks and get it done soon. Don't wanna drive with no floors (and no carpet) this winter.
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P.S.: Next week I will do the part that covers the wheels and where the trailer harness is.
I bed lined under the Jeep and did the rear cargo area. I did 2 coats (with a roll), plus one coat of primer. (spray can) Now, I will have to finish the floorboards. I will buy some sheet metal (22 gauge) in 2-3 weeks and get it done soon. Don't wanna drive with no floors (and no carpet) this winter.
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P.S.: Next week I will do the part that covers the wheels and where the trailer harness is.
09-25-2010, 12:42 PM
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Awesome build. Im working on picking up my first jeep soon! Working some deals now! 
It looks good de-badged. Whats the word on a lift? Thats gonna make a big difference, also cutting those fenders. GOOD WORK!
It looks good de-badged. Whats the word on a lift? Thats gonna make a big difference, also cutting those fenders. GOOD WORK!
09-26-2010, 07:57 PM
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As for the de-badged look, I usually like it, but for some reason, I want this one to have a "stock" look. I only have some on the trunk lid and the "J E E P" on the hood.
I will get to the fenders when I do the lift.
All I have to say is you will love it!! I just wish I had more money coming at once so I could "build" it faster.
Thanks for the comments guys!
10-16-2010, 05:20 PM
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Year: 1992
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Update:
Got new 31's!!! Goodyear Wrangler Territory. I originally wanted something else, but I need new tires before the winter and that's all I can afford until next summer.
I read alot of good reviews on them. If I'm not mistaken, it's only available in Canada through a Store.
Anyways, I should have those on by next week. I know I'll have to do so cutting to make them fit right, but I don't care
Got new 31's!!! Goodyear Wrangler Territory. I originally wanted something else, but I need new tires before the winter and that's all I can afford until next summer.
I read alot of good reviews on them. If I'm not mistaken, it's only available in Canada through a Store.
Anyways, I should have those on by next week. I know I'll have to do so cutting to make them fit right, but I don't care
10-17-2010, 08:04 AM
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For some reason my pictures didn't load up as attachments, so here they are.
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10-17-2010, 09:11 AM
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Looks good man! Keep up the good work. 
I have a 92 that i'm itching to start working on, but i have a newer car that eats 350/month out of me, so it's slowing me down haha.
I have a 92 that i'm itching to start working on, but i have a newer car that eats 350/month out of me, so it's slowing me down haha.
10-17-2010, 10:07 AM
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I wish I would've read this a little sooner!! As for tires, I'm surprised nobody mentioned the Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs, they are just AWESOME in the snow. Last time I checked, they ran about $150 for 31's.
Nice looking Jeep so far, can't wait to see it lifted.
Nice looking Jeep so far, can't wait to see it lifted.
10-17-2010, 08:59 PM
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hey what was the problem that caused it not to go farther than 4hi? mine barley will go into neutrel and wont go into 4lo at all, any advice would be great. sweet jeep by the way
10-18-2010, 06:13 AM
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I already have 31's but they weren't new.....Those new ones will rub for sure, but I'll cut/trim whatever I need.
A guy I met not too long ago fixed it for me. There's a lever looking thing that gets stuck after a while if you don't grease it. He used a small pry bar and alot of lube and he got it un-stuck. Sorry if I can't be more precise.