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Project Code Yellow: One Year Later

One year ago at this time I was looking at a project Jeep to purchase, it was in poor condition to say the least and would not move under its own power.

I then spent a long few months rebuilding it and transforming it into an off road Jeep. Tomorrow December 20th is exactly one year after purchasing the Jeep and having it towed home. In this time I have done many unique things to it and have customized it in and out.

In the year I have put over 10,000 miles on the Jeep and taken it many places, I have never been let down or stranded by the Jeep and over all it is a reliable Jeep. I would feel comfortable taking it on a long road trip with no worries about being stranded, I also have all the tools and spare parts to fix most the issues I would encounter on the road.

Jeep Specs & Projects:

  • Painted exterior
  • Stripped interior and replaced with new carpet, Volvo seats, recovered headliner
  • Applied peel-n-seal on entire floor pan
  • Rebuilt Transmission and replaced torque converter
  • Converted to open cooling system, CSF 3 row radiator, Three Electric Fans
  • Custom HD SYE (Rubicon Express collar, cut down yolk) and Coast Driveline HD CV shaft
  • Rubicon Express 3.5″ Super Ride lift, full packs plus extra stock leaf for weight capacity
  • 31″ BFG AT tires, 15 x 8 American Racing soft 8
  • Diy Front & Rear Bumpers
  • Con Ferr roof rack & DIY Ladder
  • Slide out storage drawers
  • Rope racks
  • CB with 4 ft FireStick
  • DIY Rock Sliders
  • Home Depot hood vents
  • AC to OBA Conversion, 2.5 gallon VIAIR tank

I have since taken the Jeep on three off roading trips and all three times it has performed well above my expectations.

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