dave92cherokee

http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1041059 There's the build thread that i'm doing for a 4DR. The frames match up to a point (somewhat), the floor of the MJ has extra support that has to be dealt with, the rockers don't line up right, and the roof line and drip rails are different. Before you get into cutting something and doing something this extreme look at some of the pics I've got and if you want any more detailed pics of how they are different let me know.

Here's a pic of how she sits right now in my driveway. I've got the drivers side frame rail already welded together and will be getting the pass side done this weekend. Then get to start on welding the rockers, roof, and floor then start cutting and shaping the new rear doors.

Working on building up my cheromanche and trying to figure out possible vehicles to get the new rear seats from. Was thinkging about trying to find a 60/40 split buckets like the newer S10's have. Would have room for 3 when needed and when not needed would add extra cup holder. I'm sure I'm not the first to do this so if you know of some seats that fit and look good let me know what vehicles you found them in.

David Lindsey Shelbyville, TN 1993 Cheromanche under construction Work in Tullahoma, TN and travel around the country repairing subway and bus system equipment.

Not gonna be any wheeling with that truck when it's done it's going to be my street only DD. Will build a flush mount bed cover for it lower it a little bit to give better road handling. don't want to chop the bed down as then it'd be nothing more than an exploder sport trac or all the other useless trucks with that little 3 foot bed, it's got a 6 foot bed on it in good condition so it's gonna stay the way it is. The wheel base for it will be somewhere around 140" when it's done.

http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1041059 Posted this build thread over on NAXJA and I'm posting a link to it here for everyone as well. Any comments can be posted on either site as I'll be checking all as the build progresses.