Tell me about your wheels ...
1980"s (?) Mopar wheels, sandblasted and rattle can paint
Tell me about your wheels ...
Tell me about your wheels ...
Tell me about your wheels ...
Probably the best fix I've done since I got the Jeep. Pulled the window crank and shifted it so it doesn't bang on my knee in the full up or full down position!
Oh yeah, put a new Adams driveshaft in and set the pinion angle.View attachment 524355
Such a small thing yet I’ve neglected to do it and it pisses me off to no end when I’m in it ! Thought it was just mine
Any recommendations for products to do these 3 things?
1. Paint for the bumpers
2. Restoring the blackness of the soft top
3. Restoring the scratches on the soft top windows
Thank you! I've always liked the look of the old school wheels...Rat Patrol, Daktari, etc. It took quite a bit of searching but I got them from a local junk yard for $25 each, the guy had a couple but one was too rusty but he was able to find three more on his network of old grumpy junk yard guys. LOL. My son in law got them sand blasted for me and I spray bombed them rather than powder coat. They're 15x7 or maybe 6.5 I don't remember. @jeeptjadv sorry for the short reply, didn't have time till now for a more detailed reply.Bro. This guys wheels catch my eye every time I see them.
Post in thread 'TJs in beautiful places'
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/tjs-in-beautiful-places.7408/post-1527299
Edit: I'm an idiot and just realized you said soft topAny recommendations for products to do these 3 things?
1. Paint for the bumpers
2. Restoring the blackness of the soft top
3. Restoring the scratches on the soft top windows