New “mini” project - 2000 TJ Wrangler
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Been a bit since I updated on the TJ,
Dyed all carpets black
Dyed all carpets black
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More Paint work and rear bumper installation.
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Final assembly day was the same day I left for HITH. And the first road test was on the way lol
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And now that it is all together the fiancé is getting to enjoy it more than me lolol, she is off from work this week and ripping all over town!!
Not a blue cat in the litter... weird
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give it time
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Thank you, and it’s from amazon, cheap a$$ brand lol I needed something to put a hitch in for the trailer.
Rear Bumper w/ 2 LED Lights & 2" Hitch Receiver D Rings For 1987-2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ YJ & Unlimited Amazon.com: Rear Bumper w/ 2 LED Lights & 2" Hitch Receiver D Rings For 1987-2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ YJ & Unlimited: Automotive
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Mounted up the “door off” mirror plates and installed the HID conversion kit.
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I am a firm believer that seeing and being seen is critical.
I like the newer vehicles such as my dirtymax that have DRL’s so you have that bit of visibility in the day time.
I got halo housings to use in the TJ and since they didn’t have DRL’s as a factory option I decided to tie them into a “key on” source since they are LED and draw minimal voltage.
I like the newer vehicles such as my dirtymax that have DRL’s so you have that bit of visibility in the day time.
I got halo housings to use in the TJ and since they didn’t have DRL’s as a factory option I decided to tie them into a “key on” source since they are LED and draw minimal voltage.
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I was wondering when I first saw the Before pictures how you thought this was a good idea
then I saw the after pictures and said to myself
That man does really good work
Your customers are fortunate. It is nice to see craftsmanship
jp
then I saw the after pictures and said to myself
That man does really good work
Your customers are fortunate. It is nice to see craftsmanship
jp
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Hahaha, yes many people including my fiancée, coworkers and some family thought I was out of my mind for investing in the Jeep. I actually miss doing work in the shop, I don’t get to do much anymore since I have to run the business but I still do all the diagnostics and the work plans because those are the things that set us apart.
Thank you for the compliment.
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Fender decals went on, picked up some moving blankets for when I decide to go doors off. Realized today that doors off is a lot of work lol. Was def kinda cool but not so sure it’s worth the effort.
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Alot of work went into that Jeep, and it shows! Nice work mate.
Ive just been looking at similar Jeep Wranglers here in NZ, 12-15,000NZD and with 160,000 - 200,000kms !
They drink the gas like crazy and our gas prices are around NZD$10 a US gallon, so they really aren't that popular here, but in saying that, I like them, I've driven a few different models in the Jeep range, they're fun to drive and look cool.
Now you can focus on the Dirtymax, yeehaa!!
Ive just been looking at similar Jeep Wranglers here in NZ, 12-15,000NZD and with 160,000 - 200,000kms !
They drink the gas like crazy and our gas prices are around NZD$10 a US gallon, so they really aren't that popular here, but in saying that, I like them, I've driven a few different models in the Jeep range, they're fun to drive and look cool.
Now you can focus on the Dirtymax, yeehaa!!
