Sorry man, if I don’t see them 2×4’s and extremely rusted chain with random vise grips and zip ties strewn about, I can’t really say this is a good repair.
What about other parts of the chassis that suffered more stress because of that bottom rusted part? Now that "fix" is stronger than the rest of chassis and has a potential to deflect stress on other parts…
Bro… The only reason I know who you are is because them scatbirds from Connecticut ( If you know you know). I am so glad that I was able to find guys like you through their content and you're still grinding and putting in work.
Even if I would never support those guys ever again.
Keep up the good work man, enjoy seeing your content scattered in my watchlist occasionally.
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Are you near Connecticut at all? Lol
woww.. nice job. good game.
Sorry man, if I don’t see them 2×4’s and extremely rusted chain with random vise grips and zip ties strewn about, I can’t really say this is a good repair.
That is nutty! Insane work
What about other parts of the chassis that suffered more stress because of that bottom rusted part? Now that "fix" is stronger than the rest of chassis and has a potential to deflect stress on other parts…
Bro… The only reason I know who you are is because them scatbirds from Connecticut ( If you know you know). I am so glad that I was able to find guys like you through their content and you're still grinding and putting in work.
Even if I would never support those guys ever again.
Keep up the good work man, enjoy seeing your content scattered in my watchlist occasionally.
And yet vehicles built in the 20s can be pulled frim swamps with usable chassis
It’s all fixable with the right amount of money!
No control arms on that rig but beautiful work.
I'm sorry in my state that would not pass inspection. They do not allow any welding on any frame.
You could just replace the frame.
What did you use let us know here
Fixed right up to the death wobble
Its great for current owner but to the next person buying it won’t pass the safety
When I got my yj wrangler, I changed the oil, then poured it into the frame, I keep adding oil in the frame
Wow looks great .
Damn good work?
I’ll bet that hurt the wallet
And definitely ain't hundred percent fixed there is no top cap all she did was boxing the old top still rotten
It's a Jeep, probably should have been trashed long ago.
Sue the states for salt on roads. They are liable.
Yes and its actually been repaired by someone who knows what they are doing. Nice clean work.
A BRAND NEW FRAME is like $3000
Nice beads bro…
But its just a jeep. Lol
Where can I learn to do this?
Common problem on jeeps