I'll insert the obligatory "noooooooooo!!!!! not to a 92!"
but jokes aside, what precisely is the gain you're hoping for by swapping 20 year old parts onto a 30 year old Jeep?
dang.
I kinda doubt the same thief will strike again. chances are good that it's just a garage trophy. if he wanted 2, he could have easily taken your other one.
maybe you could find a metal plate hanger and red locktite everything in place?
made myself a door removal tool. it's a cheap 1/4" ratchet/bit combo tool and then I cut down a torx bit so that the tool easily fits in the door jamb. I also carry a 1/4" breaker bar to start them.
I spent most of my life in Michigan, and now that I'm in georgia a lot, I am all for swapping out the rusty parts for non-rusty. my rusty Liberty now has rustfree suspension and axle parts and I couldn't be happier.
glad to hear it's coming along! plenty of us have sunk, I mean invested large amounts of cash and time into our trucks. comes with the addiction.
your update needs more photos though!
we might need a bit more to buy up all of Vancouver. but we might be able to buy some shovels and make an island outta sand and rock right next to a beach.
I imagine shipping those things might be a bit of a challenge. maybe a super long cardboard tube? abs tube?
as for a black one, gotta find the yards that have the older Jeeps.
I have a matching red racerback for my truck. working on getting a matching red visor.
and by "matching", I mean they are colorado red and faded/aged, so they would look like they were always there.