Build Thread My lust for no rust 82 Cj-7
Bah, that'll buff out...
Ain't nothing a case of liquid bread and an extensive vocabulary couldn't fix!
Lol well alright then. Time will tell

Bah, that'll buff out...
Ain't nothing a case of liquid bread and an extensive vocabulary couldn't fix!
Go to the PowerNation web site and watch the welding tech stuff. It was on Extreme 4x4. Ian made the videos. Good stuff to help get started. Also welding is something you have to practice over and over. I taught myself - you can too!
In that position, have a check on the brake lines before departing. Going by the look of the frame, brake lines can't be too far behind, unless you already replaced them.
And PLEASE don't run into the back of anybody. That could really be an "Oh!" moment.
lol that must have been an interesting drive![]()
Just to be clear, you meant 2 piece shafts.
Sometimes its just easier to have someone else do it.
Sounds like a good plan, Pete.I really miss driving my CJ.
I've been fortunate that my son in law has loaned me his YJ to drive. I love driving the Jeep everywhere.
This in turn helps motivate me to get my Jeep done. It won't be long and you'll be driving that little red Jeep everyday, and this time it'll be one that you have to keep.
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I hope so. Finding a donor rear frame will probably be the issue. It's one of those ok got the money now I have to wait on the parts. Usually have to wait on the money.Oh well just have to wait this one out. Need to gather some cash up for when it gets done. Just sent the step son off to West Chester University today. Couldn't send him off with empty pockets.
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Sweet glad you can send him to college
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He's just a great kid. God I can't brag enough on him. 1 B in his entire life and that was a 89. I miss him already.
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