wife's replacement jeep
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Sorry I don't drink beer... Hangovers cut into my work time...As you can tell I'm a workaholic, not a alcoholic....LOL Got the jeep hooked to the jeep and outside. 175 lbs of tongue weight and that right were I need to be...
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Finally got the jeep and teardrop out for a shaked run and camping trip... Axles are in shop now getting 456's.....LOL other then that it went great..
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Year: 01,01,99,98,97,97,96,94,90MJ,90MJ,86MJ
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by jonb8
Mj's are hard to find, here's a few I've built. I quit looking for 4wd MJ's and started buying 4cyl 2wd trucks and a rusted 96 xj and then converted them all over using everything out of the xj. Not that hard and the 2wd MJ's are usually in better shape.
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I cut them in, then welded in a lip to mount it to. The hole isn't that far off just whittle on it till it fits... A little bit of body work too.
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The last thing I really needed for the setup to camp this summer was a regear. My 456's are in and I'm hoping to get them under the jeep next week.
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I got the Rubicon back together with all the parts I have except drivetrain and I got the stickies mounted up on "The Jank" for the Harlan trip next week..
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Any progress on the J10 project?
Also, if you ever flip a nice comanche, please let me know. I'd be willing to make that drive/flight to get my hands on a nice one.
Also, if you ever flip a nice comanche, please let me know. I'd be willing to make that drive/flight to get my hands on a nice one.
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I actually sold the J10, just didn't have time to work on it. I did buy the cream one back the other day but I think I'm going to keep it. Got the bumper finished up and on... On to the long arms.
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Since I'm going JK 44's under this jeep this winter I had to go to stock JK wheels for the offset. To keep the tires somewhat under the jeep with the extra width. I liked the Hardrock wheels but not the silver, so I got around to painting them this week.
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Thanks Bugout, I put alot of ugly on my lower quarters on the Rubicon this summer so I started on some quarter armor today. Then hopefully get my new rear bumper to match up..