chop top pics
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From: Port Coquitlam
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Hey guys planin on doin a chop top on my jeep just wana see what u guys have all done. and any risks to doin it? like uni body and stuuf like that?
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From: Newport, pa
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I dont really have many recent pics of mine, it keeps undergoing little modifications, but heres a few that I do have.
this is about how it looks now, I know, not a good angle

this was when I was mocking up the bars

here it is all ugly lookin

and here is kind of the transition from ugly to not so bad lol
this is about how it looks now, I know, not a good angle

this was when I was mocking up the bars

here it is all ugly lookin

and here is kind of the transition from ugly to not so bad lol
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From: Oklahoma
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Chevy 350
It's not done yet and The cage will be going in soon. But you get the idea. I also cut the front clip off and I'm narrowing it to make room from the 40's.




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From: chico,ca
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
nice chps..id like to do that to mine..i seen one in jersey that had a nice chop when i was workin last year..i like the guys on here that has like a pickup bed with a lil rectangle window in it
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From: Port Coquitlam
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From: Alabama
Year: 1999
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Not even close to correct. Your sawzall has no idea whether or not there's a cage before it rips away. In addition, looks like the two people that posted pics here are dong just fine w/o your methodology.
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guess what should have been said was, you should cage your jeep if you are gonna do a chop top to avoid problems down the line. no reason to get all huffy about it.
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From: Alabama
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
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i have trashed two xj's unibodys from lack of cage and a chop top. unibody started cracking all over the place. havent had this prob in the other bazzilion full bodied xj's i have built and owned. i wheel this **** out of my junk, so im sure if your doing light wheeling you can prob get by without a cage. but over time, it will do the same thing as mine.
guess what should have been said was, you should cage your jeep if you are gonna do a chop top to avoid problems down the line. no reason to get all huffy about it.
guess what should have been said was, you should cage your jeep if you are gonna do a chop top to avoid problems down the line. no reason to get all huffy about it.
In addition, don't tell me how to receive things. I'm a grown man.
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From: Young Harris, GA
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