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Old 09-07-2013, 02:26 PM
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Lame excuse. Bring her.
LOL said it before I could :P
Old 09-07-2013, 02:43 PM
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A nice lifted 2nd Gen blazer with SA conversion waved at me today while I was in Jersey. Was a weird but proud moment.
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Alright so these past few weeks of not owning a Jeep have been eating away me. I've been toying with the idea of getting another one. I told myself i should wait until Spring time when school is nearly over for the year...that didnt last long.

My dad and I went with a trailer today to buy a $500 Jeep. Its a forest green 1994 Cherokee with 177k miles. For what I paid, it is a good deal to me. Its rust free, has an 8.25, well running 4.0, and is clean besides the fading paint.

The driver's door hinge is off the door frame because the weld was broken. There is also a hole where someone tried to re-weld it. I talked to Oliver about the issue with pictures and he said its a pretty simple fix around $150. The transfer case needs to be replaced as well.

I like it, my dad likes it and he even wants to help me build this one right this time. Plans are to collect parts for a custom 4.5" short arm lift with 33s.

For now it will be tinkered with while it sits in storage to await being tagged historic in January.
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Old 09-07-2013, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
Alright so these past few weeks of not owning a Jeep have been eating away me. I've been toying with the idea of getting another one. I told myself i should wait until Spring time when school is nearly over for the year...that didnt last long.

My dad and I went with a trailer today to buy a $500 Jeep. Its a forest green 1994 Cherokee with 177k miles. For what I paid, it is a good deal to me. Its rust free, has an 8.25, well running 4.0, and is clean besides the fading paint.

The driver's door hinge is off the door frame because the weld was broken. There is also a hole where someone tried to re-weld it. I talked to Oliver about the issue with pictures and he said its a pretty simple fix around $150. The transfer case needs to be replaced as well.

I like it, my dad likes it and he even wants to help me build this one right this time. Plans are to collect parts for a custom 4.5" short arm lift with 33s.

For now it will be tinkered with while it sits in storage to await being tagged historic in January.
Looks familiar
Old 09-07-2013, 05:12 PM
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I reckon I can "un-shun" you now
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Bumper finally off redneck style new. New one is finally on thanks to slim and my other brother. Couldnt do it without them

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Old 09-07-2013, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Hypocrite.
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Originally Posted by Mud_Dawg
Bumper finally off redneck style new. New one is finally on thanks to slim and my other brother. Couldnt do it without them

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Lookin good. How much damage from redneck removal?
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Lookin good. How much damage from redneck removal?
Absolutly none.. I took all 6 bolts from the side bracket and wouldnt come off so i ripped it off
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Originally Posted by Mud_Dawg

Absolutly none.. I took all 6 bolts from the side bracket and wouldnt come off so i ripped it off
Same thing happened to me when I went to take Barney's stock bumper off.
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Good to know for when I replace mine.
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
Alright so these past few weeks of not owning a Jeep have been eating away me. I've been toying with the idea of getting another one. I told myself i should wait until Spring time when school is nearly over for the year...that didnt last long.

My dad and I went with a trailer today to buy a $500 Jeep. Its a forest green 1994 Cherokee with 177k miles. For what I paid, it is a good deal to me. Its rust free, has an 8.25, well running 4.0, and is clean besides the fading paint.

The driver's door hinge is off the door frame because the weld was broken. There is also a hole where someone tried to re-weld it. I talked to Oliver about the issue with pictures and he said its a pretty simple fix around $150. The transfer case needs to be replaced as well.

I like it, my dad likes it and he even wants to help me build this one right this time. Plans are to collect parts for a custom 4.5" short arm lift with 33s.

For now it will be tinkered with while it sits in storage to await being tagged historic in January.
You get that up my way Alec?
I have 4 1/2 full leafs and 4 1/2 LCAs, decides to only go three instead of 4 1/2
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
Alright so these past few weeks of not owning a Jeep have been eating away me.
there is a limited supply you crazy keynesian, quit using up all the jeeps man!

jk...actually a pretty good idea w/ the historic tag in jan and a non-dd so you don't have to rush things.

Originally Posted by gone4x4
I reckon I can "un-shun" you now
just when things were looking up.

Originally Posted by Mud_Dawg
Bumper finally off redneck style new. New one is finally on thanks to slim and my other brother. Couldnt do it without them

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reminds me of one of the karate kid movies when mr. miaggi says something like, "good tree, strong root."
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Originally Posted by my89xj

Looks familiar
Soon to be painted....

Originally Posted by gone4x4
I reckon I can "un-shun" you now
To anyone that stopped talking to me: **** you.

Originally Posted by 96ss2283

You get that up my way Alec?
I have 4 1/2 full leafs and 4 1/2 LCAs, decides to only go three instead of 4 1/2
Nope. Down south.

Ill be doing a 4.5" the best way.,.3" leafs and 1.5" shackles with low pro relo brackets.

Originally Posted by abe froman

there is a limited supply you crazy keynesian, quit using up all the jeeps man!

jk...actually a pretty good idea w/ the historic tag in jan and a non-dd so you don't have to rush things.

just when things were looking up.

reminds me of one of the karate kid movies when mr. miaggi says something like, "good tree, strong root."
I only melted one of them.
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
To anyone that stopped talking to me: **** you.
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