Rebuilding A Low-Mile Jeep Wrangler TJ Part 4

[@danabbene6507]

Love watching dad help out. What a guy!

[@nextlevelmobiledetailingllc]

Awesome job! That's a lot of work! Looking forward to seeing it on the road! 👍

[@eandberg]

hehe 🙂 Long live Rockauto! Love them . Waiting on my front brake pads to my Corvette C5., Greeting from Norway 🙂

[@radicalran2482]

You did an awesome job buddy you get two thumbs up for me that was sweet. I watched all of your videos you did a good job.

[@stevekane615]

Great video, you guys did a lot of work👍

[@tjhanlonjr]

Your going to put old body mounts in it you did all the work put in new ones.

[@joe.olivet]

Love it. 🤘🏻😎🔨 Love the enthusiasm.

[@p47rr]

Drill drain holes in the frame. There are videos on TH-cam. Where and size of hole. Store it in the winter. And the value will go up later on. Buy a cheap car you don’t care about. TJ will be as valuable as a CJ in the future.

[@tubatodd]

After all of these hours laboring on this awesome project, why reuse the old body mounts? Seems like the perfect time for fresh bushings and screws.

[@roygrisham7663]

I hope you drilled some drain holes into the bottom of the new frame so that the water and salt can drain out instead of staying inside the frame, freezing and causing rusting from the inside of the frame. This is Something Jeep should of done originally.

[@Takki_Pakki]

next some 33s mud

[@Punkhonda1]

two questions why not use new body mounts? and why did you not just roll the frame from the front to rear so you didn't have to pull it on a jack?

[@diegogolfhotel]

19:35 holy fucking shit this tripped me out HAHAHA, that is my name. Love your vids bro, been watching for some time now

[@GiannaPorcaro]

Bravo 👍🏼

[@rgbigdog]

That's a crane it's a gantry. Details matter.

[@MONITO585]

Can I buy it from you when you get tired of it? Love your work, but not mechanically skilled to do this…😂

[@jzlharvey]

The dramatic background music is a bit much. 🤣