What does your TJ look like right this moment?

At the moment mines like this on the final assembly shooting for April. This is a month old or so. The rear axle is back in along with tires. About to turn it around.

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I got mine up on jack stands. I just wish I had 220 power in my garage, that way I could weld in and move stuff as I need to. My welder is 220 only. Tim

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jeeper99 said:
Like this, still working on it.View attachment 81068View attachment 81069
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Man, that fart must have cleared the room!

Mikester86 said:
Waiting for warm weather so it can get some cleaning and detailing. Living in the garage away from the evil salt monsters!

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cliffish said:
Like this until the salt is off the roads, driving the Suby till then. The Corvette and TR6 get to enjoy the garage for now.View attachment 81079View attachment 81080
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Wow, NV on your garage!

DuncLJ said:
Washed and waxed today. First day without rain in a while.

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Shiney!

A. Paul said:
In pieces, as usual

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know that one, Have the entire dash off now hunting down a leak on my 2001, so I can sell it, and move on to the '06.
 
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TJ Hunnicutt said:
Got an electric dryer nearby that you can make an adapter cord for?
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Detatched garage and it is 60' from the 220 outlet I just put on the outside of the house for my hydroblaster. Having a hot pressure washer is awesome. I just wish I could put it in the garage instead of under my car port.
 
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Zaythedad said:
I just had mine the same way today swapped all the interior lights for led.
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That is what is going on to mine too...well that and seat heaters. I had to tear into the center stack to route my wires for the heaters to the fuse panel. Figured while it was apart, I might as well put LED's in. Got my wires routed, and my OCD won't let me put it back together dusty and dirty, so I'm cleaning all the cobwebs and dust out of the dash. Still waiting on my LED's for the HVAC controls and switches too.
 
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Mike_H said:
That is what is going on to mine too...well that and seat heaters. I had to tear into the center stack to route my wires for the heaters to the fuse panel. Figured while it was apart, I might as well put LED's in. Got my wires routed, and my OCD won't let me put it back together dusty and dirty, so I'm cleaning all the cobwebs and dust out of the dash. Still waiting on my LED's for the HVAC controls and switches too.
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That's awesome man. I installed the cool white dash lights and love em but thinking i should've gone blue.
 
Zaythedad said:
That's awesome man. I installed the cool white dash lights and love em but thinking i should've gone blue.
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I did the cool white too...I think it looks great. Factory, but cleaner. The needles are sharper, numbers sharper. The colors are more "true." The colored LED's are neat for ambiance, but they wash out the color difference the factory put in.
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Mike_H said:
I did the cool white too...I think it looks great. Factory, but cleaner. The needles are sharper, numbers sharper. The colors are more "true." The colored LED's are neat for ambiance, but they wash out the color difference the factory put in.
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I checked for some blues for other things inside as well as for the dash and I think I'm still gonna get em and keep the whites Incase anything.
 
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