Gotta post pics man, gotta !!!!!!!!!!
I've got a bunch of places I've used for parts if you need links.
Gotta post pics man, gotta !!!!!!!!!!
I've got a bunch of places I've used for parts if you need links.
"I'd rather be a disabled Vet, than no Vet at all"
Any help is appreciated but most of the body is usable, I do need back and side glass for it.
It's really hard to find anything about them, but they look so cool.
I had all my glass cut locally for $200-$300, even used a gray'ish tinted glass. I've saved 1 original piece of each shape as a template for any future needs. Shop around as some places quoted me several hundred just for the windshield glass. Walck's 4WD is my go to guy for most everything I needed. Great guy and the best prices I've seen. Let me see if I have a .pdf of my manuals, if I do, I'll send them your way.
"I'd rather be a disabled Vet, than no Vet at all"
Just an FYI - this is a great resource forum for old Jeeps and Willys. www.earlycj5.com
Thanks for the help, I'm starting to strip the interior now. My dad also recommended going to a local glass shop, said it would even be cheaper than lexan, polycarbonate, or plexi windows.
I'll get some pics posted up soon.
So I have a question for you Jeep guys. I have a 90 Cherokee with the 4.0 in it and I think it is slipping in and out of four wheel high. When driving in four wheel high you hear a thud and then I notice the part time 4x4 light on the dash goes out a little bit later you will hear another thud and then the part time 4x4 light goes back on. When this happens I can feel it in my feet and I notice it under acceleration. I think its either the front hubs or the transfer case. I'm not to familiar with 4x4 drive trains, however I don't mind getting a little dirty. So if you guys have some tips to help me diagnose this issue I would appreciate it. I forgot to mention that four wheel low seems to be working ok, for now...
My experience, most of the time, change the tranny fluid and change the filter, fixes most symptoms if you don't let it go to long. I really believe most tranny problems are from burned, dirty fluid.
Grandpa's Sheriff Badge, Littleton 1920's
Although, last year on RAM truck I had to change the transmition Governor Regulator and Sensor. Between shifts it would slip and thud into the next gear.
Grandpa's Sheriff Badge, Littleton 1920's