bigalpha
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- Tucson, AZ
That's awesome.
Weekend is over...what did you get done?
- Thread starter Mr.Shrek
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thechief86
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- White House, TN
^^ nice picture! looks fun!
happy st. patt's, fellars.
yet another inebriated post from the chief. i can't wait to sober up, so i can drive my xj! g'night, folks!
happy st. patt's, fellars.
yet another inebriated post from the chief. i can't wait to sober up, so i can drive my xj! g'night, folks!
Lowrange2
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- Abbeville, SC
userbmx1315
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- Dallas, NC
me n travis started clearing for my 42's, figured dovenose woulfbe easiest. haha
Lowrange2
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- Abbeville, SC
I'm interested to see how you finish the grille out. Are you planning on putting the fenders and header back on?
I've been wanting to do something like that on mine for a while but I couldn't figure out how to do it without it looking bad.
All the ones that I've seen done well have countless hours of labor involved... and I don't need done that bad.
I've been wanting to do something like that on mine for a while but I couldn't figure out how to do it without it looking bad.
All the ones that I've seen done well have countless hours of labor involved... and I don't need done that bad.
- Location
- Columbus, In
Dirty Turtle offroad in Northern KY.
devilinside13
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- Location
- holly springs, nc
well power to the xj. i was at uwharrie this weekend for the volunteer workday on the trails. we put up some split rail fencing in some areas and fixed some of the corduroy brides on some of the creek crossings on the dutch jon trail. I am was shocked at how well my little stock heep ran dutch jon. now just need a few upgrades and some harder trails.
- Location
- Harrisburg, NC
Finally got around to painting and installing the sliders i've had since October:
The dead body has been removed
The dead body has been removed
stumpXJ
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- Atlanta, Georgia
Built a rack to hold my C-Clamps...tired of them being scattered all over the shop.
Built a handrail/hangrail around the perimiter of my welding cart...
Built a bumper with a hitch for my camper so I can use my cargo carrier/bike rack/whatever.
Built a handrail/hangrail around the perimiter of my welding cart...
Built a bumper with a hitch for my camper so I can use my cargo carrier/bike rack/whatever.
bigalpha
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- Tucson, AZ
I'll never stop being amazed at the quality of your welding.
stumpXJ
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- Atlanta, Georgia
I work with guys that make me look like I just learned how. But thanks!
Edit: Like this guy on Garagejournal.com. His screen name there is ZTFab, and he is a friggin machine! Hope he doesnt mind me posting his photos, but this truly is a work of art, from an amazing artist.
Edit: Like this guy on Garagejournal.com. His screen name there is ZTFab, and he is a friggin machine! Hope he doesnt mind me posting his photos, but this truly is a work of art, from an amazing artist.
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- Rainy side of Washington
:wow:
holy crap.
I don't think I will EVER weld that well.
holy crap.
I don't think I will EVER weld that well.
Lowrange2
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- Abbeville, SC
Man, that's friggin awesome.
I KNOW I will never weld that well.
What exactly IS that project?
I KNOW I will never weld that well.
What exactly IS that project?
bigalpha
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- Tucson, AZ
Man, you're right. Next to pictures like that, your welding looks like bubble gum
stumpXJ
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- Atlanta, Georgia
LOL... I told ya.
Its a race car of some sort, every one of his welds looks like that, I dont care what its for. Checkout the fabrication section on Garagejournal.com for more of his stuff.
Its a race car of some sort, every one of his welds looks like that, I dont care what its for. Checkout the fabrication section on Garagejournal.com for more of his stuff.
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stumpXJ
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- Atlanta, Georgia
Just installed a net for my rear cargo section, I was hoping a tailgate net for pick-up trucks would work, hence my 'wanted to buy' thread. I had no idea they were that cheap new though, so I just bought one from Oreillys for 22 bucks.
Works great! This is mostly to keep the dogs out of my daughters face when they are in the rear. They can get a little overwhelming, especially since my kids face is usually coated in a food of some sort.
Works great! This is mostly to keep the dogs out of my daughters face when they are in the rear. They can get a little overwhelming, especially since my kids face is usually coated in a food of some sort.
Cherokeekid88
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- Location
- North Carolina
Realized this morning that something is wrong with my jeep and I have no idea what it is.... after spending about $200 to get the damn 02 sensors working right. Still has a little bit of a cough at idle that is driving me crazy. Also feeling some sort of vibrations from under the front end...don't know if its the axle u joints (Front DS is pulled) or motor mounts needing replaced.....or both.....
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
Motor mounts are like a one-beer job with 30 bucks in materials... ujoints are a pain. I know where I would start
stumpXJ
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- Atlanta, Georgia
LOL... well said.
Cnickgo
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Just installed a net for my rear cargo section, I was hoping a tailgate net for pick-up trucks would work, hence my 'wanted to buy' thread. I had no idea they were that cheap new though, so I just bought one from Oreillys for 22 bucks.
Works great! This is mostly to keep the dogs out of my daughters face when they are in the rear. They can get a little overwhelming, especially since my kids face is usually coated in a food of some sort.
I like that! May have to use that idea if I can figure out mounting without your cage. I have never wanted to pay for one of those metal barriers that just look like crap quality, and my dogs have been spoiled with the front seat for too long.
