Recent content by dennisuello

Re: El Junky Twister

Bump

Cage in progress... Door bar will have a bend in it, so it will still attach to the bend in the A-pillar and other end will tie into the shoulder hardness bar on B-pillar.

See you there, neighbors.

It's a "race truck", plus the windshield is already cracked. I might just pull the dash and see what's exposed. I was just looking for obvious items, like ECU and the like...

Here it is as it sits right now. Just have to finish gutting the interior and put the cage in.

bump I also have 3 doors (both rear doors and front driver door, passenger front is a bit dented) from the same XJ. Will let it all go for half what Pick-n-Pull charges.

I am pulling all the glass/doors off my beater XJ. Looking to waterproof the dash somewhat, as it will sit in the elements. Not looking to spend a lot of time/money on this, so I just want to know what is the most susceptible to water entry. Thanks.

In great shape, white exterior, tan interior. Make offer and pick up in Reno.

Looking for a set of bolt-on or weld-on sliders. Condition doesn't matter, as long as they are straight and will not require extra work to put them on. Just looking for something to keep the rockers semi-straight until I get around to replace them with square tubing.

Re: El Junky Just found this one of you.

This guy is maybe coming up from Sac to get seats from me in Reno this weekend. Maybe you could have him bring the parts back. JeepFreak21

quite worse actually. it will driven to it's limits to see what a stock XJ can do, and to prove a point that you don't usually have to spend a ton of money to wheel and have fun.

Just picked up another XJ. I used to have a 1996 2-door about 5 years ago. Sold it and bought a TJ, still have it. The purpose for this XJ is slightly different. It was flopped on the side, so there's some cosmetic damage to the pass. side and bent control arms on the driver side. I...

Re: Sierra Fest 07' I will try to attend, as a former XJ owner. We might be nearby already, as my in-laws have a cabin up at Hume Lake, so this shouldn't be a long drive from there.