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Feb 07, 2009 - 2:49 AM - by fishinfool98
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Figured i would go ahead and start a post on the rebuild!
85 cj8, dana 44's
whats already have,
2 dashes, doors, top, axels, 38in tsl's, hard top (not postal I wish)
tub (needs some lovin) more parts in buckets and bins
Just finished building my 350 
have everyting to finish project but tranny, drive lines, fenders and the computer for the tbi
Have some pic'sin webshots but plan on putting more up tommorow
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Dec 07, 2011 - 7:07 AM - by 0822
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I wanted to start this rebuild right from the start. I picked up this 1960 CJ-5 on 12-3-11 got in running and took a few test drives around the yard and now it's time to start the tear down. My plan is to take it down to the frame and start the rebuild.
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Dec 11, 2011 - 7:36 PM - by rbagley
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 I picked up this 82 Jeep CJ7 Limited from the original owner (sort of). The bill of sale will say I am the second owner, but it spent about a year in my buddies hands before it was sold to me for what he had in a carburetor rebuild, a new gas tank and fuel line ($400). The earliest pictures that I took of the Jeep were in October of 2008- I picked it up earlier that year if I remember correctly. The pics show the Jeep after I sold the top and original wheels. I had the black wheels/tires lying around from an old Ford truck I sold about 10 years prior- they were not my first choice, but are serving their purpose for now.
The Jeep was 100% stock from what I could tell. The clutch, brakes, lights, gauges and 4-wheel drive all worked. Rust had taken care of the rear frame... [Read More]
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 11-12-2010 07:38 AM |
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New Jeeper
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These Shackle Hangers are HEAVY DUTY! Milled out of a solid block of steel. Mount with 3 bolts instead of 2 like stock hangers do. Front uses existing hole already in the frame. Rear needs extra hole drilled (I used a 21/36 bit) and the frame had slots on each side where the new hole was drilled so I was about to put the bolt through the slot in the frame and through the hole and get it bolted up. They cost $145.08 for the set of 4 with grade 8 mounting hardware. Worth every penny!
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09-07-2009 04:32 PM |
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Full Time Jeeper
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CJ
09-29-2009 05:33 PM 
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 this stuff is awsome. i used it to fix a crack in the bumper cover on one off my hondas. now the reel good part. as some of you know i broke a ear off my exhaust manifold. i was bored one day and said what the heck. i put some of this in the ear and put it on and let it set for a day. went out the next day snugged up the bolt and it worked. went driving around and quite as can be. i will use this stuff for now on.... [Read More]
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09-19-2010 10:01 PM |
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New Jeeper
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I'll have a full review after I get the frame painted but I painted one of the front sway bar frame mount brackets and it came out really good! After letting it cure as I was taking it off I dropped it (about 5ft) and it didn't even leave a scratch on it. The bracket almost looks like it was powder coated. I am very pleased with it, and would recommend it to anyone!
This is what it looked like:
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A group of like minded Jeepers from North Eastern Pa.
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Owners own Bantams and Willy's and Kaisers, and AMC's and brand new stuff too
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We're a bunch of enthusiasts who don't have hundreds of thousands of dollars to dump into our hobbies. We have build days, barbeques, we drink beer, shoot guns (not in that order usually), we have military and civilian members and we are pro family and pro America. Come and wheel with us.
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12-11-2009 02:38 PM |
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New Jeeper
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12-11-2009 04:38 PM
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