Full 2002 Jeep Tj Restoration

I did it! (well mostly my dad) It took us from December 2020 when I purchased my Tj for $3700, all the way until August 2021. In just 8 months, she is finished with room for upgrades when the time comes. I will be honest I did not calculate the total cost in this project, I just kept working my 2-3 jobs to help go towards my jeep and school. During the build I was borrowing cars to get to and from work since my Grand Cherokee decided to give up the second I bought something new (jealous much). We have done a lot of work on this bad boy? Need a name for it. Anyways here I a list of the work we have done, and I am going to film a jeep tour video sometime next week. Thank you so much for those who have followed along from day one and those that are just joining the journey! I have big plans so stay tuned, hoping to build a camper one day and haul it with the Tj. Won't be doing that until I graduate college in the next year, until then I will have more furniture flip videos and whatever other videos yall would like to see!
-Rebuilt the Transmission (it would not shift into 2nd right or go into reverse)
-Fixed the frame
-Fixed fender rust spot plus a couple other spots
-Sanded, primed, and painted (Byrd's paint used 3c Pearl White)
-Changed the brake lines
-All-new LED lights
-Painted Fenders
-Aftermarket Bumpers
-31' wheels/tires
-Hardtop $700 painted it black with Rustoleum trim and bumper paint
-New Bedrug Carpet
-Rubber for hardtop, tailgate, and windshield
There is probably more to that list but cannot think of any more at the moment.