hey, sorry for the late Response im not on here much anymore. i never made a "build thread" but from the pictures i have posted you can get a pretty good idea on what was done and how i properly had the rear supported due to how chopping makes the structure of the jeep compromised. i used square tubing and made a frame that everything welded to-almost like a roll bar- but a frame for the back of the cab and roof the line up with. didnt end up keeping the jeep so i never really finished the project

thanks

will dakota leafs lift it and how much

thanks that one of my leaks

Sounds like you have some pretty ****ty luck, my friend. I wish you the best in finding all the parts you may need. You know firsthand that these Xjs hold their own, lol. Everything is fixable it just may take time

i bought my jeep in may and two days later i was hit by a honda civic that ran a red light
a month and a half later i was almost done rebuilding it i just got my last part from the junk yard when i was one street away from my house about 30 seconds down the road i was hit by a g6 that happened to be stolen im broke and have no money half the parts i need and am not getting any money from the accident any help or advice would be helpful when i get to fix it i have a 3" rough country lift for it and a set of dodge dakota leaf springs for it im trying to find a set of 31" cheap but i gotta do one thing at a time