Here's a picture of it installed if that helps at all.

 

no flush mount?

 

I'm not sure. I'm going to know better once I pick the bumper up then figure out best way to get it solid since it sounds like Scott has a good idea what I need to do.

 

Lol that's cool man thank you for looking around. I'm going to goto Harrys tomorrow and give in...$35 for a fender if I can find one that's straight

 

So....Now my gf wants a Cherokee. Going to go look at one for sale right down the street. Used car lot which I hate but should be fun pulling up in a Cherokee to go look at one.

 

What's your price range? Feel free to pm me about it, but I work directly with a used car lot, owner is a good friend of mine and he has a nice green 96 right now

 

Sent pm thanks

 

Taking my Jeep up to foxmxrcer's shop to have some holes welded up, driving through New Scumberland, which apparently they are doing a bunch of road construction, hit a nice size bump and hear a loud crack in my seat. Get to his shop, look under the seat and yep, broke the bracket connecting my seat to the frame rail. Awesome! So let's add a new drivers seat to the list of things on my search list. Whomp

 

I did the same thing. Mine was already cracked and I sat back and pushed off against the back of the seat and crack... Put a plate and big washer over it and bolted it back down. Same spot too right were bracket mounts to frame rails. The bolt hole got elongated and just ripped past the nut.

 

Alright my dad and I have been working hard on this for the past few days. What do you think?

 

Looks good. What materials did you use?

 

I started with 1/4 inch mounts from Nates 4x4. The tube is 3x6x3/16. The receiver is a harbor freight special, and the d ring tabs are from Nates 4x4.

I took a bunch of pictures during the build with my Windows phone, but I can't figure out how to upload them to CF

 

Replaced water pump in the old ladys heep tonight along with helped foxmxracer put his rear dana 44 in what a night

 

To add photos from an iPhone or from my friends android galaxy (not sure about windows). Select the + at the top of new reply page then select from photos on next screen.



Select your photo and wait for it to upload.



Then select the attachment when it says done.



Then select insert inline




That's one way of doing it from the app.

 

I have a windows phone, using Zune sync your phone's pictures to it. From there it'll create a folder called "(From (your name)'s phone) and have camera roll and saved pics. Camera roll are the pictures that you have taken such as the bumper build. You then upload them just like any other picture you would from your computer