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I used the 3m super77. Its holding up well after 2 years. For fabric I used a transformers bedsheet - Optimus Prime! A twin size bedsheet is plenty wide to do a headliner and you can get them in fun patterns for cheap

Its fixable. Mine was much worse. I had almost no floor left by the time I was done removing all the bad metal. The only good spots were the front foot wells and the trans tunnel as well as the cross member under the rear seat. I made my own floor pans from 18 ga. and welded them in. I also plug...

I used 1" square tube to do mine. 1/16" wall because I had some scraps of it.

There is a drain plug on the block as well. On the drivers side. I dont know what the capacity is.

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Dont be sorry. Ive never seen it till now. Good vid, looks like an episode of jackass. Too bad about the jeep though.

http://www.jeepkings.ca/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=42573&highlight=hilift I mounted mine similar to the pics above. Theres pics in the link above. I used the factory spare tire mount for the lower jack mount. For the upper mount I attached a piece of angle with a hole drilled thru it to...

I wouldnt bother fixing them. Get some used ones from the wrecker if you like, but I wouldn't waste any money on them. I find that the stock rails are flimsy as hell. You'd be better off getting some aftermarket roof rack rails that mount to the gutters. Or you could make them yourself if you...

Dont get discouraged by what you see under the carpet! Mine was an absolute mess. I thought I was going to be patching some holes, but by the time I had cut away all the rust I was down to frame rails/crossmembers and the odd bit of good floor. The only part of the floor that was OK was the...