| Project "Tabs Jeep" a.k.a Project "TJScrambler" - part #15 |
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| (02/15/2016) We are back in business! I finall moved over the Scrambler into the workshop. I had
been buying panels along the way... basically one a month when I could afford it. Once it was moved over, I cleaned up all the
dust and grime off of it and started to dissasemble it a bit.
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| It basically needs every panel replaced. So, after reading a lot on the forums about
horror stories of the body collapsing up and not being square when done, I decided to "over-brace" it to make sure
it wouldn't do that. During this time, I also acquired a rotissiere and that is making life a whole lot easier to
work on the body without having to call for backup to flip it over constantly.
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Being able to spin the body allows for seeing the braces underneath and allow for cutting and not
hurting anything. I am also then able to drill out the spot welds, which is very nice. I made very good progress doing a
couple hours a night. It wasn't too cold through January, so that was nice. As you can see, the floor fitting was the last piece
of the puzzle here.
cb (02.15.2016)
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