Eliminator
02-04-2014, 05:53 PM
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Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
I searched to no avail for an aftermarket roll pan. I investigated using something like a Ford Ranger discovering that it would need to be heavily modified. Not to be deterred, I secured an appropriate size piece of sheet metal. With the assistance of a good friend, a paint and body pro, we fabricated the roll pan. I'm an industrial sheet metal fabricator.
The process started with two 90* bends and temporarily secured the work piece to the rear of the bed with sheet metal screws. A basic 3/8" round stock frame was welded in place to support the sheet metal. Pictures shortly, again, hang tight.
The process started with two 90* bends and temporarily secured the work piece to the rear of the bed with sheet metal screws. A basic 3/8" round stock frame was welded in place to support the sheet metal. Pictures shortly, again, hang tight.
