So today my brother inlaw told me today that he's thinking about selling his 98 4dr and asked if i wanted it hed sell it cheap to me bc he didnt pay much for
It and he wants it gone sometime in the near future. but I have always said if I got another Cherokee I want a two dr so I can chop the back and make an xj t has anyone ever seen anything like this done? Or have done it?

 

I think it would be easier to find a 2 door. Buy the 4 door and trade it for a 2 door lol

 

easy way would be to just weld the door shut. Hard way would be way hard IMO.

 

Yeah it would be easier but I wanna do a low budget build. Idk if I'll get I yet it just came up today now all my creative juices are flowing. Like I was just thinking doing some have doors as the rear doors such on the cab and half trucks for a little storage. If I can get it real cheap I might just try it and if all else fail I got a lower mileage motor and drivetrain and a bunch of good parts. Bc it has had an easy life. Never offroaded. I think it'd be different so it may be sweet.

 

Honestly just chop the 4 dr behind the front doors and weld half the rear doors to the rest of it wala.. done lol idk I doubt I could do any of this just throwing t out there

 

I have seen this done plenty of times.

 

This is nowhere near Fabrication.

Moved to Chat.

 

You have any pictures of this?? That would be greatfully helpful.

 

Sorry about that. I posted this when I was way to tired last night.

 

chop behind front doors and cut rear doors in half but leave them functioning. so you have little opening storage doors when you have the top over the bed.

 

I don't personally.

 

I think you would be better off using the 4 door model to do the truck and make like an extended cab on it, rather than starting with a 2 door, because the doors on the two door models are longer than the driver door on a four door model.

 

you sure you want a 2 door. if you have kids or dog that go with you its going to be a pain for them to get in and out of the jeep

 

You're not understanding correctly.

There probably won't be a rear seat if he is doing this the way I have seen it done, so it won't matter.