Jeep Build Up!
Welcome to My Jeep Home Page. My goal here is not only to build a rock crawler, but a capable and self-sufficient trail rig. A Jeep that can take you deep into a trail for days on end while at the same time maintaining a street friendly driver. Follow along as I build up my 1982 CJ-7 Jeep Renegade.
What's next? Well I'm gonna concentrate on finishing
up the interior, I still have alot of other wiring
that needs to be done. I'll be adding some interior lights,
center console, seatbelts, seats, and so on!
Looking for the ultimate dome light I came across this
one from Vision X. Pretty damn pricey but so is
everything else that is made from billet aluminum.
The light has 3 removable pods that are sealed
and loaded with some super bright LED bulbs.
They come in one, two, and three pod versions.
Also you can order the light with a flat or concaved back
depending on your mount set up.
I modified mine by removing some material so
she'd mount flush to the roll bar.
Then painted it black...my favorite color!
and there it is...
Plates: Have you ever seen those license plate
brackets that clip onto the roller fairlead of your winch?
Those things sell for something like 50 bucks!! Well here's a way to put a
little change back into your pocket. First your going to need a universal
license plate bracket, I found this one on Amazon for $5.99. You can get
these at your local auto-parts stores as well.
Next you will need some D-Cell flashlight brackets, Maglite
makes a nice set that I found for $7.99. I scored this one
at Fry's Electronics.
Your going to need some sheet metal screws as well.
And that's pretty much it...
The D-Cell brackets clip firmly to the fairlead.
It's like the two parts were made for each other...such a
beautiful thing!
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"If a Jeep can't take you there, maybe you should think twice about going"
