77 Jeep CJ7 Restoration - Step 3 - The Frame

[@LandlockedNoMore]

I'm elbows deep in a couple of different Jeep restorations as well, and the CJ-7 that I want to keep has some of the same "questionable" past practices on it. I'm finishing up a CJ-5 first that I had already and will probably sell that, and then the CJ-7 will be getting some love so I can keep that. My frame seemed to have been hit in the right front to shove the frame rails out of parallel, so I'm planning to buy a new frame from the guys at Throttle Down Kustoms so I know I've got a good foundation to build on. I'll be keeping an eye on your channel!

[@FatherSonGarage]

Awesome! I'm in the same boat.. finish the cj7 to sell, finish the 92 YJ and keeping that one, it's my dad's.. and then get on the scrambler.. and for some reason I'm already shopping for another one..lol

[@tateisrael2627]

i know Im asking the wrong place but does someone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid forgot my password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me.

[@corymaurice8801]

@Tate Israel instablaster ;)

[@tateisrael2627]

@Cory Maurice Thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and im in the hacking process now. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

[@tateisrael2627]

@Cory Maurice it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy! Thank you so much, you saved my account!

[@fabioversari9710]

il telaio l'hai fatto portare allo stato iniziale?? hai tolto le imperfezioni e la ruggine,,?? lo hai fatto insabbiare ?? e dopo che vernice hai usato ?? venuto bene ..!!

[@taraaaron1242]

Wouldn't it be easier, faster , and stronger if you just purchased the new ones being adequate. This thong looks like swish cheese. I feel safety is most important. New ones seem to be safer

[@FatherSonGarage]

I think that's a matter of opinion.. easier sure.. faster no.. took a couple of days to weld it up, wasn't that bad really, just looked bad from some previously poor attempts. This was also WAY less expensive, and I'm quite confident in the welding being more than safe, I'm pretty picky about that. It would cost a fortune to have a new one shipped in and then I'm not really 'restoring', but just replacing.. I'm almost done the resto and will post new videos soon, you'll be able to see the result! Cheers!