I like that alot!!!

 

Ya done good!

 

Spent some time in the garage today building a new work table so I can mount my home-made break. Here are some pics of the table an break

 

Some more progress on floors,

 

Weld inside and underside seams wherever accessible. Watch for wireing. Have bucket water and/or fire extinguisher real handy. A buddy to watch for fire is even better. Cover your windshield and doors, grind and weld spatter will stick or pit your glass. Lookin great so far. Ive been down this road, your on the right track.

 

When you start work on your seat mounts can you take some detailed pics? I have to replace the front floors and seat mounts and I was just wondering how others go about this.

 

I left the front seat mount in, these were not rotted, and the rear cross braces I went right over. I will just drill out the mounts when I'm ready for seats again.

Hopefully I get some more pics today and mabe some of the passenger side down

 

my floors goin out hard. looks just like urs xcept my seat rollin on 2 rear bolts front rusted thru. fixable?

 

I am just doing my floors as well, but my seat bolts are still good.

If a human built that jeep - or even if a machine designed by a human built it - then we can fix the seat bolts. Just figure out how they did it and recreate the build.

The one thing you have going for you is that you aren't doing production work so you can build your seat mounts to be nice and strong.

 

So true, I have to quit trying to over think the project and just do it.

 

good job on that floor!
i just replaced mine and it turned out ok :/

 

thanks man. i got this jeep a few years ago and got laid off rt after. tryn to roll her for a long time. i gotta get sm pics in here

 

Check out post #56 in this thread for some pics of the seat mounts.

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/ja...107085/index2/

That should give you enough info to fabricate your own.

 

Little more progress today, now I have to weld the rear cargo area. Its no where near as bad as the rest was

 

looks a hell of a lot better. damn good job man