CNC4x4 invades the Xtreme Off-Road shop to help a veteran rebuild his Jeep XJ

well that worked out well :)


good news is no one was hurt and the jeep continued on the rest of the day after this..

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Someone directed me to this forum/thread

First of thanks for all the work you guys put in with Ian to make this happen. I love the jeep and have a blast with it

As for the roll, I planned on doing more cage work unfortunately this happened first. But no big deal it's all part if the sport, I still wheeled it all day although a little cold with no windshield (brr)

So below is my inspiration for what's coming next, I wan to maintain the use if the doors as well as a windshield for year round wheeling. As for the roof it will most likely be comprised of 3 sections of removeable aluminum roof skins

I think it's gunna be even better then before

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Egodfrey said:
Someone directed me to this forum/thread

First of thanks for all the work you guys put in with Ian to make this happen. I love the jeep and have a blast with it

As for the roll, I planned on doing more cage work unfortunately this happened first. But no big deal it's all part if the sport, I still wheeled it all day although a little cold with no windshield (brr)

So below is my inspiration for what's coming next, I wan to maintain the use if the doors as well as a windshield for year round wheeling. As for the roof it will most likely be comprised of 3 sections of removeable aluminum roof skins

I think it's gunna be even better then before

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Welcome to NC4x4..

glad to hear you are gonna keep at it..

Hope to meet ya on the trail some day
 
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