Let's see some nice CJ pics please.

[black87yj]

have to dig out some old photos and scan them , dont have any digitals. your jeep looks fab ! i've got a yj now but i still love my old 77 cj

 

[jcd302]

See this almost everyday on my way to work. Someday I will stop and see how much they want for it.

 

[brannont9857]

its my 1978 CJ7...

 

[SKT]

See this almost everyday on my way to work. Someday I will stop and see how much they want for it.
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Did you ever get a chance to see what they were asking for this clean looking Scrambler?



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[superj]

its my 1978 CJ7...

nice looking cj!! i like the interior and dash

 

[jcd302]

Encore Motorcars - 1982 Jeep Scrambler

Here is that Scrambler in Grand Rapids, MI

 

[69jeepcj]

LOVE the pics... of the jeeps too.

 

[Turbogus]

....a newer pic of 'Black Betty' since the winch install;

...now I've got to move those driving lights.

 

[superj]

Cool

 

[littlesdrag]

Getting a little closer each time I get to work on it. But these are some pics of my cj5 renegade.

 

[prismfisher]

This is my scrambler summer and winter...no doors or top.

 

[Smizar]

A few of my collection

 

[Joseph.smith54]

New project 76' CJ-5, I-6. Motor was locked up. Got it freed up. In the process of cleaning all of the fuel lines and making sure the electrical is safe. The previous owner put the plug wires on like it was a 72'-74' model. Very few real rust issues. Just bought a compressor, sand blaster, and some paint guns. This will be my first attempt for a do-it-all restoration. Any words of wisdom?

 

[Smizar]

Make sure you don't use sand to clean the paint and rust.. Also save yourself a ton of headaches and just replace your fuel tank, it's cheap insurance..

 

[Joseph.smith54]

Make sure you don't use sand to clean the paint and rust.. Also save yourself a ton of headaches and just replace your fuel tank, it's cheap insurance..

Figured I'd use the blaster for smaller parts and maybe the tailgate, hood, bumpers, and roll bar. Just wondering but why not use sand on the body other than it gets everywhere?

 

[Shewilly]

I was wondering the same thing. Looks like a pretty good jeep to start with (Smith) I wish mine had a full cage.. someday. An I6 with dual exhaust? Is that common?

 

[Joseph.smith54]

I was wondering the same thing. Looks like a pretty good jeep to start with (Smith) I wish mine had a full cage.. someday. An I6 with dual exhaust? Is that common?

It's not very practical. I'm going to take that out and run the exhaust out the back. I've considered using the media blaster to take off most of the paint only because there are 3 levels of paint on three. The green you see, baby blue, and the original maroon-ish color.

 

[Smizar]

It's not very practical. I'm going to take that out and run the exhaust out the back. I've considered using the media blaster to take off most of the paint only because there are 3 levels of paint on three. The green you see, baby blue, and the original maroon-ish color.

The blaster is a great idea, just don't use sand on the sheet metal, use something like garnet or walnut hulls...sand is very harsh on the thin metal and can also create heat and cause warpage..

 

[flatie46]

I was thinkin someone told me if you sand blasted sheetmetal you had to wash it with something afterward or you'd have paint adheashion problems.

Do you have the 4th slot mag for that Jeep? Those are very cool and hard to find anymore, especially in that width and backspacing.

 

[frhrwa]

my '84 cJ-7 in process of restoration.. also my older '78 CJ-5 and my '75 CJ-5 Levi..