Not that this was our objective, but we made money on this re-sell. You would probably never guess this based on the (partial) list above. I hope the new owner gets a lot of enjoyment out of it.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Goodbye my old rusty friend - Jeep YJ
So as I mentioned previously, I wanted to share some pictures of how our YJ Jeep project turned out. My son bought this as his daily driver, and 8 months later, the weekly repairs had become too much; I know...it's just a "Jeep thing". We spent a ton of energy and effort finding each missing piece of this Jeep...so many parts were missing when we started. Like my Ghia project, the wiring on this car was a mess. We had to replace the ECU right out of the gate, but the tail lights, radio, washer, etc. were all wired wrong. We bought a hard-top for the New England Winters, replaced the center console, repainted the wheels, rebuilt the suspension, replaced the clutch master cylinder, replaced the fog lights...twice, fixed a horrible oil leak, built custom speaker boxes, new spare tire cover, fixed the mangled bumpers..........
Not that this was our objective, but we made money on this re-sell. You would probably never guess this based on the (partial) list above. I hope the new owner gets a lot of enjoyment out of it.
Not that this was our objective, but we made money on this re-sell. You would probably never guess this based on the (partial) list above. I hope the new owner gets a lot of enjoyment out of it.
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you prove that you have patience...you will do a great job with the Ghia and i cant wait to see the process.
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