anyone ever fix this problem

Junior Member
THANK GOD I don't have to deal with that sort of rust.
If it were me... I'd scrap the Jeep and buy a different one.
But with enough cutting, grinding, plating, welding and improvising you could get it fixed.
If it were me... I'd scrap the Jeep and buy a different one.
But with enough cutting, grinding, plating, welding and improvising you could get it fixed.
ya that's what im thinking cutting plating welding grinding repeating. but id like to see one somebody has done. if not im gonna buy another truck idk a mj or a wrangler and build tht and turn this into a truggied out beast in my free time
Senior Member
That'll buff out!
I mean... GOOD GOD MAN!!! How the hell did you manage to do that? I thought i was hard on my Cherokee... LOL
I mean... GOOD GOD MAN!!! How the hell did you manage to do that? I thought i was hard on my Cherokee... LOL
im the carnage killer dude.... if it can be broke ill break it.
CF Veteran
patch it up and go with a coil conversion, that way you don't have to worry about integrity of the repair so much.
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X2 if that broke due to rust then the rest of the body must be trashed.Originally Posted by TN12valve
Pictures would help...
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It should not be that hard to build a better stronger box.Originally Posted by 1toughbuilder
ya that's what im thinking cutting plating welding grinding repeating. but id like to see one somebody has done. if not im gonna buy another truck idk a mj or a wrangler and build tht and turn this into a truggied out beast in my free time
Junior Member
wow! I think mine is headed this way. I can stick my finger through the rust that used to be floor around both back boxes.... and i have a strange symptom.. back end likes to dive down and to the driver side on sharp bumps... did yours do that?



