another one bites the dust...scrapping fun

[JeepcoMJ]

Let me start off saying this thing was NOT salvageable.

 

the frame freakjeep'd it, although someone did a VERY good job of repairing the frame and giving it a few more years.

 

I didn't save any interior, but the motor lives in geonovast's '88 xj, some small electrical components, transfercase, and exhaust were saved as well as the almost newgas tank that was in it, and the split rear slider and seal.

 

on to the pics

[comanche13]

looks like fun haha

[jimoshel]

So what was wrong with it? I mean a little Bondo, a little duct tape, good as new. :rotf:

[JeepcoMJ]

lol, it actually drove 25 miles to a friend's house before we stripped it.

 

but, with the frame rot and repairs, the crap floors, the front end collision, and the mice etc. in it...not saveable.

[jpdocdave]

crazy kids :fs1:

 

 

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[Geonovast]

That's a very pretty t-case skid plate.

[JeepcoMJ]

I saved that skid, and the front skid.

[mfpdm]

Should of saved the back of the cab and roof for a Cheromanche.

 

 

Then a trailer with what was left.

 

 

 

 

:cheers:

[JeepcoMJ]

The inside of the cab b pillars were rusted too, and I don't need more peojects so the cheromanche thing is no bueno.

 

As far as the rear section goes...the frame literally went freakjeep and the bed was mostly bondo so that wasn't possible. I saved everything worthwhile$

[tazjeeper]

I thionk of two things when I see things like this... to bad and oh well just makes the ones out their worth more...

[64 Cheyenne]

The inside of the cab b pillars were rusted too, and I don't need more peojects so the cheromanche thing is no bueno.

 

As far as the rear section goes...the frame literally went freakjeep and the bed was mostly bondo so that wasn't possible. I saved everything worthwhile$

 

What does quote: "the frame literally went freakjeep" mean? is that a reference to our brother of the norths' cheese graters?

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[JeepcoMJ]

yep.

[64 Cheyenne]

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