The Mud Pit > Wrenching
XJ half door project
PaulW:
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--- Quote from: Tsunami on July 26, 2009, 06:22:39 AM ---you and yur darn wannabe wrangler projects... lmao
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just have to figure out how to make the top come off haha
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sawzall. i've done that also.
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Maybe someday, plan on keeping her for a long time and buying something else for a DD.
Got the hinges modified today and taped off some lines were I might want to cut. I'll wait for your help to do the rest. How much would it be roughly for a peice of 1/4 in 2x3 daimond plate? Or whatever size would be closest to that. Its either that or just sheet metal, but something has to be done about the bottoms of the doors, you could almost put your foot all the way through them.
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idea...get another set :P
BlacXJeep:
I think they are salvagable though really. I'll post a pic as soon as I get my camera charged. Maybe even bondo, I don't know. they don't have to be pretty, just for wheeling mostly. Its only about 3 inches up at the most at the very bottom of the outside of the door. Other than that they are fine.
PaulW:
show me what ya got and we'll see.
BlacXJeep:
got the passenger side hinges lined up and the door on, the drivers side is going to take some "manuvering" for lack of a more fitting word. But yeah the passenger side lined up nicely.
PaulW:
--- Quote from: BlacXJeep on July 27, 2009, 05:20:11 AM ---got the passenger side hinges lined up and the door on, the drivers side is going to take some "manuvering" for lack of a more fitting word. But yeah the passenger side lined up nicely.
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there's a lot of movement to those hinges and with the shims, almost indefinate. it takes a long time to get them aligned.
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