

Thank you! I remember some of them from my old days at the JCCA. But it’s great to have the actual links instead of trial and error! Much appreciated. The tire carrier will be going, as will the RV style sewer hose storage rear bumper. Wasn’t curious or brave enough to look in there. Also the front bumper/winch mount/dual battery carrier will be going too. PO welded it all on…ugh. I’ll make sure all the take-offs are put to good use.Whatever you do, DO NOT cut that tire carrier off with a torch! Here's a few(and really the only sources for parts, if ya don't have them already) www.jeepsterguru.com, JustJeepsters- Jeepster and Jeepster Commando parts, info, supplies, and Partsdude4x4. They're all great guys/businesses to work with and have as much knowledge on these trucks than some of the best Scrambler guys .
That is beautiful!Congrats on the purchase. Good luck with the restoration. I bought a restored one in Dec. 2020 and put some more finishing touches on it (found some factory bumpers and re-chromed them, CJ slot mags and a few other niceties. There are 3-4 outlets that sell mechanical and cosmetic reproduction pieces. Let me know if you want some recommendations. Here is some more inspiration for you.
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PO did the same with mine, apparently they didn't know bolts were a thing back then, both my bumpers were welded on. I made the mistake of cutting the mounting brackets off my tire carrier cause the bolts were so rounded off that nothing fit.Thank you! I remember some of them from my old days at the JCCA. But it’s great to have the actual links instead of trial and error! Much appreciated. The tire carrier will be going, as will the RV style sewer hose storage rear bumper. Wasn’t curious or brave enough to look in there. Also the front bumper/winch mount/dual battery carrier will be going too. PO welded it all on…ugh. I’ll make sure all the take-offs are put to good use.
Yeah, it just sorta happened. And I delay spreading the word beforehand in case it doesn’t work out. Besides, didn’t want to ruin your vacation…What. The. Hell???
I know you purposefully didn’t ask for any input via text from me…![]()
There will be no selling off of the Scrambler. About the worst that could happen would be if someone offered a trade for a low mileage mostly unmodified Scrambler in excellent condition- in Ice Blue metallic. Plus cash.Excited for y’all, so long as the Scrambler is done and not sold off before this is started!
Waiting to get off the trailer.
The good side.
What a mess.
Judging by the lack of wear on the pedals and on the floor covering, this might be accurate .
A quick bath and some correct hubcaps that I had on hand. Ready for the wife to see. She came home about 10 minutes after this. She likes it! Whew!
In it’s bay in the shop. She’ll have to be patient.Buick 225 odd fire and a TH400 behind it. It hasn’t run since 1997. If I can get it running good I’ll try and inject it and keep it. But the TH400 will be replaced with a 4L60E or similar. Axles are 3.31, I would like to swap to 3.73. Plus get rid of the closed knuckle D27 front and find a disc brake narrow track D30.What engine did it come with ?