Got alot done this weekend. Replaced the rear axle seals that totally destroyed the rear brakes so i replaced them. I replaced front axle u joints and front wheel bearings also. Then i got the front headlights replaced with some ebay lights and silverstar ultra bulbs.


Then i got some spray on stuff to smoke the rear tail light assemblies. The pic really doesnt do how well they turned out justice.



Then i got the drivers side unibody reinforced and 1 section of floor welded in.


Slowly but surely she is getting done. i cant wait to drive it again. it has been awhile and i miss it. Hopefully i can get the floor finished before the weekend.

 

So i finally got all the patches welded up on the drivers side floor. Next is time to grind down the welds and bedline this side and reinstall the trim. Also order new front and rear bumpers from jcr offroad.

 

So i got the bed lined inside the vehicle done and all the interior back in an have been driving it for a week now and love it! i had to get the e22 recall done and chrysler gave me a new converter. I ordered and finally recieved my jcr offroad bumpers and got them drying. hopefully by the end of the week they will be dry enough to install for christmas. She is coming along pretty good now. after christmas im gonna be looking to get the rc 4.5 lift. then the real fun begins.

 

lookin good so far... nice work on the floors

 

Thank you i have so many hours working on it

 

Oddly, I also have a '96, finshed bedlining the interior, and bought a set of JCR Bumpers. Look like I could just direct people to your page for my exact build. My rust wasn't that bad though.

So whats the temp in your garage there? I haven't done anything with my bumpers yet because I'm afraid its too cold.

 

during the day it stays about 60 degrees or more in there and at night probably about 45 degrees. it took about 24 hours for it to dry hard enough to flip over and do the back side.

 

Had to get a shot of the jeep on an angle like everyone else lol


Got the jcr bumpers installed