Oh damn. I didn't realize other folks aren't so lucky.

I really love the windows behind my head. Although now that I have removable doors it doesn't matter much.

 

He's fixing to go off the hook full cage buggy style with it. The chop was just step 1.

 

Makes sense. I mean, I'm all for giving a nod to Jeeps of old, say the original ****** jeeps that didn't have doors or roof or much of anything really, but riding around with no overhead protection is a bad idea.

 

Looks unsafe to me.... But anyways, my 96 is
Metallic tan with tan cloth interior. gets warm but nothing opening the windows canT fix. then I got my new 99, dark red, dark interior and no window flares so I can't open them if it might rain. damn it gets hot in that one! I saw a guy who made a sunroof on his xj. shut the shade when parked, open the whole thing when moving. but I'm guessing that would be hard to fab without leaks and crap. I'm not
Much on chopping metal either. What you chop off, you don't get back.

 

Like BIMMER 2000 said......Try it with no carpet, you want hot...I bet you could cook on the floor of my XJ in the summer time. I don't even turn the heat on in the winter.

 

maybe mines not the same but when it's 30 below I like my heat when it's nice out like 25 and sunny I don't need heat though. That's t shirt weather.

 

Nothing wrong with some poser shots while work is still in progress...as long as he doesn't do too much with the truck!

 

He is'nt wheeling it that way, its in a transitional period (cage coming) and he does'nt drive it on the street its an OHV at this point. I garantee when he gets it done it'll be safer than a full body XJ. I just thought the pre cage chop pic was a funny reply to a ventilation problem. Did'nt expect ya all to take it other than as the joke it was meant to be. I believe the flex pic with no top was kind of a test of the uni-body bracing previousely done from what I gather from his build thread.

 

I got what you were saying after you explaing the full buggy theme. My bad.

Like I said, nothing wrong with some mid work poses!

 

No worries, I could have explained a little better.

 

there is some pretty sweet stuff from lowes and home depot, it duct insulation, works jsut like dinomat and helps with the heat and noise. comes in 15' rolls and costs like $20. its a lot cheaper than dinomat too

 

i mean dynamat

 

I have two door also and it does the same thing but I think it is because I have some holls in the floor boards.