I'm SO happy you decided to keep the baby blue! Honestly one of my favorite colors on an older car. Super excited to see more videos on this exciting project!
I found your channel a year ago after I bought a 2001 XJ,loved your videos on that Jeep and have enjoyed all of your content,Marco,the boys,your wife's new Jeep, the road trips,but this new to you Jeep Cherokee has me so excited,this build is going to be awesome! And yes,keep it baby blue! Thanks Brad!!!
I have been overlanding my '77 Cherokee for over 6 years now. Basically stock, but does have a 3" lift running 33x10.5x15's. I have a extra tank with the single fill and I converted to electric pumps a long time ago. You probably should too, trust me. It was probably the best mod I did to make it dependable. These old fuel delivery systems do not like modern fuels since they have a lower boiling point than fuel these things where designed to run on. I am at this time rebuilding the motor and installing a mild performance cam, going 9.0-9.5 compression and installing a Holley Sniper FI. The old carb did just fine, but with overlanding there really is just too much up and down in elevation. I am looking to prolong engine life and I do think the FI will help with that. Good luck! Glad to see another FSJ being saved. See you on the trails, George.
I hired into Jeep in August of 1979...my first job was on the Big J line....i worked on the framing jigs spot welding the sides to the floor pan....also spot welded the taillight assembly together for a while
The front bumper is actually aluminum. For '79 only, they did chrome it, but the chrome peeled within a year. So from 80-91 they were just raw aluminum. '79 was never offered with a 4V carb, so it won't smog. I would suggest EFI from Howell to get it smogged. They have a 50 state certified EFI system. Vintage Air makes a system that works extremely well. Betting you having to slam the door is because of the rubber around the door. The after market stuff isn't the right size and makes the door not close well. Pretty solid starting place though!
Awesome Truck Brad My Father had a 1977 Charcoal Grey Cherokee Chief back in 1983 Brings back a ton of memories! So Cool very excited for you! Can't wait to see more! Love it
So excited for this project! I had an old green and white chief that I would love to have again. Glad to hear you’re going to keep the baby blue and go back to chrome! So cool Brad!!
My grandparents owned (I think) that same model. It was green, with fake wood siding. I loved driving it as a teenager. Great memories. Can’t wait to see what you do with it. OIIIIIIIO
Damn, that brings back some memories... I had a '79 Wagoneer, and that thing was a beast. Of all the vehicles I've owned, that's the one I'd love to have back.
Brad, this is amazing, just working towards my first jeep, but this build really brings a classic back to life.....looking forward to watching yo put this together...trailrecon just adds proof to the Joy's of jeep ownership
Brad, I love all things Jeep. I do love the Chief, Wagoner, J10 and J20 trucks. I’m looking forward to your builds. Keep up the good work on your channel.
I recently purchased a Jeep 2 door JK, building these things is super fun and I can see the allure now. I cant wait ti take it out on a trail for the first time
Oh Heck Yeah! Excellent choice Brad. Love the color!! Can't wait for the future videos on this one. 98' ZJ's 360 has 245 hp/345 torque. I had one. Awesome motor.
We did spring over on the front, moved the rear shackles to the back of the frame and relocated the mounts for the rear springs. All factory springs no kidney belt ride.
I grew up with one of these beasts. It had a 401 cubic inch engine. It was darker blue. We called it old blue. It was such a tank. We had it from 1976 to 1998.
good luck. i had a yellow and black 78 with the chief motif on the vinyl seats so my kids would be branded on a hot day. may the gods be with you on the back window and that is the most anemic v-8 ever. it is a signature vehicle and everybody in town knew when the "big banana" went by. mine was floor stick with the knob almost in your eyeballs and don't even bother with first gear. it's also big and won't go the places you squeeze through on your videos but it is cool and you'll need that extra tank.
I have a 2004 Grand Cherokee and I have a lot of POR-15 on my rust spots. I live in NJ and the car has spent it's entire life here. It still has a few years left! 4.0 w/ 185k
I am so jealous! What an amazing find! I've been enjoying your channel for some time now, and I think this build is really going to take it to the next level. I hope to see lots and lots of content featuring this vehicle!
As a full-size classic SUV owner, I know you'll love the ride and space these big trucks can provide. You pretty much nailed what mine is, classic styling with more modern/reliable amenities. Restomod K5 Blazer with an added Four Wheel Popup camper. I can't wait to see the progression.
Worked for Jeep in the 70's. We did lots of performance enhancements that help. Start with a comp cam (260H) Cloyes Chain set (O degrees) and a 2-3/4, 3" single exhaust with a truck muffler. You'll enjoy the driveability. We used to put Carter AFB's on em and they worked wonderful but todays crowd is using aftermarket fuel injection to avoid extra fuel pumps and fuel system issues on hot days and hard climbs. Try to find a factory Air conditioning system as they worked wonderful. I've owned 3 Cherokee Chief's, 5 Wagoneers, 3 Willys utility wagons and currently have a 2016 JKUR.
For the radio various manufacturers make "vintage" style and size radios that will fit in the stock hole that have Bluetooth to connect to your cell phone.
Collins jeep is about the most expensive parts you can buy with no discernable reason why. There are some wagoneer resto companies available that would be money better spent.
A 2 door! Freekin' awesome! Looking forward to a great build. Keep the patina & baby blue paint, finish the fender stripes. The 33's suit this rig and definitely got back to polished wheels. Have fun!
I love the SJ!! As always, especially with older vehicles, I suggest upgrading to LEDs for everything. Less power and more light is always a good and cheap upgrade.
When I was stationed in Riyahd, Saudi during the first gulf war (before we knew to number them), I was issued one of those. I was stoked. Until I drove it. I REALLY wanted to love it but just couldn't. Maybe it was the seats (well worn!) but I'm a tall guy and I could not get comfortable. Everything was just awkward. And I'm a vintage 4x4 guy. My first car was a '47 2A Willys. But I'm glad you love it and will bring it back to full glory. Looking forward to seeing its' progress! And since it's a Chief, you HAVE to put an Anchor on it ;-)
I've owned both a '77 Cherokee and a '90 Grand Wagoneer. Loved them both, and I look forward to following along on this restomod. The thing that struck me about both, with the 360 c.i. engine wasn't the horsepower, it was the torque!
I’m very excited to see how this build develops. Love the color and the black Cherokee Chief stripe. You could have a great combination of modern technology with a retro look with this rig. Congrats!
ive watched this video twice...at first i was jealous because SWEET FIND!...the second time i watched the video I knew this would be a rig in good hands...not going to sawzall the thing...with all the other channels doing gladiator builds so happy to see you do this! truth is I dont know much about these Jeeps shame on me...BUT I do have a 2 door cherokee that I feel I pay homage to this generation...PPS I loved you XJ build...all your builds...im getting into my older years and I appreciate alot of though put into a "system" instead of just slapping 35s and cutting the fender wells...already subbed but you know subbed for this build for sure! Also thanks to your wife for not killing you! Mine lets me buy whatever but with 5 cars now she jokes I'm a fleet manager... LOVE THE BABY BLUE!!
When Iwas a kid my Dad had a ' Jeep Wagoneer (4-door) as his company vehicle. Prior to that they the company had tried Bronco's. TravelAll's & Blazers but they didn't last more than a year. His was a base model, it was yellow with white bumpers & light brown interior (bench seats & rubber floor mats). I have ALWAYS wanted to do a resto-mod of one in his memory, same yelloww/white conboard but more trail worthy. Good luck on the build, I'm looking forward to seeing the results.
Man what an awesome vehicle! I bet you will have a tone of fun making it great again ! Nothing like those good old classics!! Great content are to come!!
As a fellow Corpsman, I have loved your channel for some time now. But when I saw this I almost wept. I learned to drive in a 77 Chief. I have never been so angry with my father, than when he sold it, while I was in the Navy. I wanted that rig sooo badly. I will wait, with extreme anticipation, to see what you do to it. Personally, I'd start with fuel injection. That should increase your mileage significantly.
Looking good Brad! I’m working on restoring a 1997 suburban 4 x 4. Its interesting have we fall in love with cars and trucks that have some attachment from our youth. Other can’t understand why we have is urge to work hard, spend time and money on projects like this.Good luck on your Jeep Brad, can’t wait to see the finished project!
I love it. Yes keep baby blue and try to keep the outside looking as much stock as you can, because that thing is super cool. Maybe a old school winch bumper and some lights but wouldn't do much to the change that era of a truck. Definitely would be pulling a off road trailer with it and use the trailer as basecamp and wheeling from there. You definitely got a great foundation to build upon. Can't wait to see what you decide, it will definitely be awesome I am sure. Also thanks for your service. I have a few friends that are thankful for what you did. Non sibi sed patriae
3:39 . . . " The AC is gone, the Smug Pomp is gone." Lysdexics Untie ! ! ! Seriously though I love that Jeep. Excited to see what it ends up looking like a year from now. PLEASE KEEP US POSTED. . . . . ALOT
That is an awesome rig. Can’t wait to see it come together. I heard you say possible fuel injection and that would be cool and you would make it more efficient for those road trips. I really like that thing.
Wow wow wow what a find she beautiful 😍 so awesome the color is awesome love it my mom has loved jeeps her whole life I have to show her this she will love it she had an old jeep Cherokee we all loved it. Oh and the chief badges are amazing so cool even the deer 🦌 head I saw go by there for a sec. also those bench seats I love those there so comfy haha I have a 1967 AMC rambler american two door 258 I6 with the bench seats in back and bench bucket in front there still bouncey and the rambler also has 3 ash trays the two in back are built into the arm rests. All have to keep my eye on this project how exciting I’m happy for you that you found this treasure.
My dad had a '77 4 door with a 400 cid. It was SOOOO KEWELL... If I could find that very jeep that he had, I would make it a project also. We'll be watching closely to this build.
It's hard to stay focused with online school when Brad puts out new content like this all of the time... That baby blue is an awesome color!
Yep, classic jeep pron
"We'll be addre$$ing that"
I'm SO happy you decided to keep the baby blue! Honestly one of my favorite colors on an older car. Super excited to see more videos on this exciting project!
I love the color!
I found your channel a year ago after I bought a 2001 XJ,loved your videos on that Jeep and have enjoyed all of your content,Marco,the boys,your wife's new Jeep, the road trips,but this new to you Jeep Cherokee has me so excited,this build is going to be awesome! And yes,keep it baby blue! Thanks Brad!!!
You are the true king of the Jeep's
Awesome find, I can't believe how good a shape it's in. I concur on keeping the light blue color. Looking forward to your videos on the restoration.
I remember at sema you said you wanted too. I’ve been looking forward to this for months!!! So excited for you!!!
Yep, this has been on my mind for a long time!
Sweet! That brings back great memories of our Grand Wagoneer. If we still had it now we would definitely do a full resto. Can't wait to see the build.
I love those old Wagoners. They were awesome
please keep the baby blue seats! maybe go w a nice white trim or something, but the baby blue is definitely the way to go
I have been overlanding my '77 Cherokee for over 6 years now. Basically stock, but does have a 3" lift running 33x10.5x15's. I have a extra tank with the single fill and I converted to electric pumps a long time ago. You probably should too, trust me. It was probably the best mod I did to make it dependable. These old fuel delivery systems do not like modern fuels since they have a lower boiling point than fuel these things where designed to run on.
I am at this time rebuilding the motor and installing a mild performance cam, going 9.0-9.5 compression and installing a Holley Sniper FI. The old carb did just fine, but with overlanding there really is just too much up and down in elevation. I am looking to prolong engine life and I do think the FI will help with that.
Good luck! Glad to see another FSJ being saved. See you on the trails, George.
I hired into Jeep in August of 1979...my first job was on the Big J line....i worked on the framing jigs spot welding the sides to the floor pan....also spot welded the taillight assembly together for a while
Had a 1982 J10, and it was one of the best 4 wheelers I ever had. Dependable, comfortable, tough. I'll be watching this build. Much Respect, sir!
The front bumper is actually aluminum. For '79 only, they did chrome it, but the chrome peeled within a year. So from 80-91 they were just raw aluminum. '79 was never offered with a 4V carb, so it won't smog. I would suggest EFI from Howell to get it smogged. They have a 50 state certified EFI system. Vintage Air makes a system that works extremely well. Betting you having to slam the door is because of the rubber around the door. The after market stuff isn't the right size and makes the door not close well. Pretty solid starting place though!
Great information, thank you! I've got a lot of research to do.
Awesome Truck Brad My Father had a 1977 Charcoal Grey Cherokee Chief back in 1983 Brings back a ton of memories! So Cool very excited for you! Can't wait to see more! Love it
Congratulations. That is an absolute gem of a find! Really looking forward to how this project evolves!
So excited for this project! I had an old green and white chief that I would love to have again. Glad to hear you’re going to keep the baby blue and go back to chrome! So cool Brad!!
Cherokee Chief!! I am so excited for you Brad! I love that rig! Can’t wait to see what you do with it!
I miss my old Scout. Good luck restoring the Cherokee Chief.
Yeah, I miss my '79 Scout II . . . .
Incredible find! The Jeep Cherokee SJ started the WHOLE modern SUV revolution.
Brad i love watching TR over here in England, and have run several Jeeps. Building a classic 79 restomod is the icing on the cake. Be safe and well.
My first car was a 1968 Wagoneer. Dark blue, Nash 327 and three on the tree. Brings back memories. I'll be watching this closely.
My grandparents owned (I think) that same model. It was green, with fake wood siding. I loved driving it as a teenager. Great memories. Can’t wait to see what you do with it. OIIIIIIIO
Damn, that brings back some memories... I had a '79 Wagoneer, and that thing was a beast. Of all the vehicles I've owned, that's the one I'd love to have back.
So excited for you, Brad! Looking forward to seeing this project come into fruition.
Brad, this is amazing, just working towards my first jeep, but this build really brings a classic back to life.....looking forward to watching yo put this together...trailrecon just adds proof to the Joy's of jeep ownership
DUDE!!!! That old school Jeep Cherokee Chief is awesome. It’s gonna be a Beauty when it’s done. Congratulations Brad 💪😎
That's going to be an awesome project!
Brad, I love all things Jeep. I do love the Chief, Wagoner, J10 and J20 trucks. I’m looking forward to your builds. Keep up the good work on your channel.
All I needed to hear was classic offroad build...immediate thumbs up. Looking forward to this.
I recently purchased a Jeep 2 door JK, building these things is super fun and I can see the allure now. I cant wait ti take it out on a trail for the first time
Oh Heck Yeah! Excellent choice Brad. Love the color!! Can't wait for the future videos on this one.
98' ZJ's 360 has 245 hp/345 torque. I had one. Awesome motor.
"I don't think I'll go larger than a 33..." LOL ... Jeepers Amnesia in effect. Congratulations on the awesome rig, I REALLY love it!
My father used to have a 79 Jeep Cherokee Chief. His was green with tan interior. Can’t wait to follow your build!
We did spring over on the front, moved the rear shackles to the back of the frame and relocated the mounts for the rear springs. All factory springs no kidney belt ride.
My dream jeep !! I have an xj but the chief is king
I grew up with one of these beasts. It had a 401 cubic inch engine. It was darker blue. We called it old blue. It was such a tank. We had it from 1976 to 1998.
good luck. i had a yellow and black 78 with the chief motif on the vinyl seats so my kids would be branded on a hot day. may the gods be with you on the back window and that is the most anemic v-8 ever. it is a signature vehicle and everybody in town knew when the "big banana" went by. mine was floor stick with the knob almost in your eyeballs and don't even bother with first gear. it's also big and won't go the places you squeeze through on your videos but it is cool and you'll need that extra tank.
Great project! Love to see the old iron get restored. Looking forward to this story as it unfolds!
I was also born in ‘79 and I LOVE what is about to happen to this Jeep.
As a fellow owner of a rusty Jeep I'm especially interested in seeing Rust mitigation especially under body!
I have a 2004 Grand Cherokee and I have a lot of POR-15 on my rust spots. I live in NJ and the car has spent it's entire life here. It still has a few years left! 4.0 w/ 185k
This build is gonna be so much fun to watch I have a old 1989 Jeep Wrangler yj I’m working on, I can’t wait for more of this build
I am so jealous! What an amazing find!
I've been enjoying your channel for some time now, and I think this build is really going to take it to the next level. I hope to see lots and lots of content featuring this vehicle!
As a full-size classic SUV owner, I know you'll love the ride and space these big trucks can provide. You pretty much nailed what mine is, classic styling with more modern/reliable amenities. Restomod K5 Blazer with an added Four Wheel Popup camper. I can't wait to see the progression.
Worked for Jeep in the 70's. We did lots of performance enhancements that help. Start with a comp cam (260H) Cloyes Chain set (O degrees) and a 2-3/4, 3" single exhaust with a truck muffler. You'll enjoy the driveability. We used to put Carter AFB's on em and they worked wonderful but todays crowd is using aftermarket fuel injection to avoid extra fuel pumps and fuel system issues on hot days and hard climbs. Try to find a factory Air conditioning system as they worked wonderful. I've owned 3 Cherokee Chief's, 5 Wagoneers, 3 Willys utility wagons and currently have a 2016 JKUR.
Nice. Great to see another FSJ being saved. I'm working on my GW. Looking forward to this one.
Your stable must be getting full!!! Best of luck with the new rig!!! Can’t wait to see what you have planned
For the radio various manufacturers make "vintage" style and size radios that will fit in the stock hole that have Bluetooth to connect to your cell phone.
This is going to be an awesome build Brad . I'm looking forward to it . I hope all is well with you and your family , until next time take care .
So awesome, Brad! Going to be an awesome build and can’t wait to see what you’re going to name her :). I can tell you’re super excited!!
Baby Blue is perfect! Good luck and looking forward to seeing the progress!
So cool!! You HAVE to keep the vintage look of this beauty, I think the chrome/polished accents would look really good on the baby blue
chrome and a darker blue literally like the sky behind tou would be beautiful. Awesome vehicle!!!
Dream Rig!!! Can’t believe the condition, it’s solid for sure.
Love the baby blue. No need for modern paint palette.
Looking forward to seeing your process as I rebuild my 98 Cherokee in similar restomod fashion.
Dennis Collins does a lot of Wagoner restorations, I’m sure he can get you what you need.
Tom Rutherfordson III is also great
Collins jeep is about the most expensive parts you can buy with no discernable reason why. There are some wagoneer resto companies available that would be money better spent.
A 2 door! Freekin' awesome! Looking forward to a great build. Keep the patina & baby blue paint, finish the fender stripes. The 33's suit this rig and definitely got back to polished wheels. Have fun!
I love the SJ!!
As always, especially with older vehicles, I suggest upgrading to LEDs for everything. Less power and more light is always a good and cheap upgrade.
One of
kind it sure is a tme capsule classic Jeep truck.
Congrats.
Cant wait to see more upgrades.
When I was stationed in Riyahd, Saudi during the first gulf war (before we knew to number them), I was issued one of those. I was stoked. Until I drove it. I REALLY wanted to love it but just couldn't. Maybe it was the seats (well worn!) but I'm a tall guy and I could not get comfortable. Everything was just awkward. And I'm a vintage 4x4 guy. My first car was a '47 2A Willys. But I'm glad you love it and will bring it back to full glory. Looking forward to seeing its' progress! And since it's a Chief, you HAVE to put an Anchor on it ;-)
I've owned both a '77 Cherokee and a '90 Grand Wagoneer. Loved them both, and I look forward to following along on this restomod. The thing that struck me about both, with the 360 c.i. engine wasn't the horsepower, it was the torque!
Love the baby blue and black color. Like the idea of black interior.
Wow,What a beautiful Jeep Brad. Nice colour and really good condition. Congratulations and waiting already for the next step.
Lots of work ,lots of fun , endless ideas
George at Montana Overland helped me with some very hard to find trim pieces for my '78 Wagoneer. Super nice guy too
Love it! Had a 78 just like this one. Wish I wouldn’t have sold it. Will enjoy watching this build.
I’m very excited to see how this build develops. Love the color and the black Cherokee Chief stripe. You could have a great combination of modern technology with a retro look with this rig. Congrats!
ive watched this video twice...at first i was jealous because SWEET FIND!...the second time i watched the video I knew this would be a rig in good hands...not going to sawzall the thing...with all the other channels doing gladiator builds so happy to see you do this! truth is I dont know much about these Jeeps shame on me...BUT I do have a 2 door cherokee that I feel I pay homage to this generation...PPS I loved you XJ build...all your builds...im getting into my older years and I appreciate alot of though put into a "system" instead of just slapping 35s and cutting the fender wells...already subbed but you know subbed for this build for sure! Also thanks to your wife for not killing you! Mine lets me buy whatever but with 5 cars now she jokes I'm a fleet manager... LOVE THE BABY BLUE!!
When Iwas a kid my Dad had a ' Jeep Wagoneer (4-door) as his company vehicle. Prior to that they the company had tried Bronco's. TravelAll's & Blazers but they didn't last more than a year. His was a base model, it was yellow with white bumpers & light brown interior (bench seats & rubber floor mats). I have ALWAYS wanted to do a resto-mod of one in his memory, same yelloww/white conboard but more trail worthy. Good luck on the build, I'm looking forward to seeing the results.
Man what an awesome vehicle! I bet you will have a tone of fun making it great again ! Nothing like those good old classics!! Great content are to come!!
As a fellow Corpsman, I have loved your channel for some time now. But when I saw this I almost wept. I learned to drive in a 77 Chief. I have never been so angry with my father, than when he sold it, while I was in the Navy. I wanted that rig sooo badly. I will wait, with extreme anticipation, to see what you do to it. Personally, I'd start with fuel injection. That should increase your mileage significantly.
Looks great, maybe a spring over and 35s. Chief will get you through deeper water crossing. Can't wait to see update videos.
Very nice!!! Im super excited to see the progress!!! I really like your plan for it! Upgrade, but keeping it classic. Congrats, Sir!
Looking good Brad! I’m working on restoring a 1997 suburban 4 x 4. Its interesting have we fall in love with cars and trucks that have some attachment from our youth. Other can’t understand why we have is urge to work hard, spend time and money on projects like this.Good luck on your Jeep Brad, can’t wait to see the finished project!
I love it. Yes keep baby blue and try to keep the outside looking as much stock as you can, because that thing is super cool. Maybe a old school winch bumper and some lights but wouldn't do much to the change that era of a truck. Definitely would be pulling a off road trailer with it and use the trailer as basecamp and wheeling from there. You definitely got a great foundation to build upon. Can't wait to see what you decide, it will definitely be awesome I am sure. Also thanks for your service. I have a few friends that are thankful for what you did. Non sibi sed patriae
I like the blue/black look, but ya bringing back the chrome makes sense.
Good on you! One of my all time favorite “Battle Wagons”. Love the blue, glad you’re sticking with it.
Wow that is awesome. The Cherokee Chief is definitely a great Jeep to own!! I can’t wait to see what you have in store for it!
The Holley Sniper is a self contained fuel injection system that replaces a carburettor. It looks like a great option for updating a classic.
Those cherokee chiefs are so awesome, definitely keep the baby blue. I'm looking forward to all the videos on this rig, keep up the great work Brad!!
So cool Brad, enjoy and share how the project goes. I love classics and this is great
Can't wait to see the updates I think your idea for the rig is amazing and perfect
Awesome, I absolutely love it! Can't wait to see what you do with that bad boy. And yes, keep the baby blue.
Absolutely keep it baby blue! A matte finish would look cool.
Very nice. The color is awesome. Vintage 4x4 at it's finest!
I love your vision for the Cherokee. It is spot-on and I am looking forward to coming along for the "ride".
It's awesome that you're keeping the color. I like the black decals. I hope you put a tasteful graphics package on it when it's done.
You HAVE to keep that blue Brad, just that color makes my wife want to watch with me! It looks amazing!
Am glad you decided to keep the blue color and the chrome! Yes!!
Great classic jeep, that color blue and the black Cherokee chief strip are awesome, Congrats!
Congrats on the Cherokee Chief Brad! This is going to be awesome!!
The steering wheel at 90 degrees, the door sagging so you have to slam it... all that character I love it! Lol
Looking forward to this build. I have a 79 Wagoneer, and will be fun to ride along with your project.
Have fun, can't wait.
3:39 . . . " The AC is gone, the Smug Pomp is gone."
Lysdexics Untie ! ! !
Seriously though I love that Jeep. Excited to see what it ends up looking like a year from now. PLEASE KEEP US POSTED. . . . . ALOT
Plenty of 'smug pomp' in this truck.
That is an awesome rig. Can’t wait to see it come together. I heard you say possible fuel injection and that would be cool and you would make it more efficient for those road trips. I really like that thing.
Wow wow wow what a find she beautiful 😍 so awesome the color is awesome love it my mom has loved jeeps her whole life I have to show her this she will love it she had an old jeep Cherokee we all loved it. Oh and the chief badges are amazing so cool even the deer 🦌 head I saw go by there for a sec. also those bench seats I love those there so comfy haha I have a 1967 AMC rambler american two door 258 I6 with the bench seats in back and bench bucket in front there still bouncey and the rambler also has 3 ash trays the two in back are built into the arm rests. All have to keep my eye on this project how exciting I’m happy for you that you found this treasure.
Nice find. I think your vision for it is right on. Ready to watch it transform!
Fingers crossed!
Congrats on the new car. Keep the videos coming so we can see the upgrades and final product.
Can’t wait to see this build come together!!
I’m a young guy never really done much reading up on these but what a ride it’s got a great look!
My dad had a '77 4 door with a 400 cid. It was SOOOO KEWELL... If I could find that very jeep that he had, I would make it a project also. We'll be watching closely to this build.