2004 Blue TJ Rubicon

eighty20

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Finally picked up a TJ — got really lucky with a clean one relatively close by. Excited to get going on the build.

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Previous Owner Mods:


Currie Enterprises CE-9701 Heavy Duty Tie Rod System
Rough Country Front Adjustable Track Bar
Rough Country N3 Steering Stabilizer
Old Man Emu 2-inch Lift Coil Springs (Front/Rear)
Old Man Emu Transfer Case Drop Kit
Rancho RS5000X Gas Shocks (Front/Rear)
Rubicon Express RE1131 Sway Bar Quick Disconnects

My Mods:

Nothing yet but will update the thread as it goes

Thanks to everyone (particularly Chris) who helped me with tips and help with the search.

Adam
 
Already thinking of selling the hard top. What a pain in the ass. Anybody feel strongly I should keep this thing, and for good reason?
 
Already thinking of selling the hard top. What a pain in the ass. Anybody feel strongly I should keep this thing, and for good reason?

have you ran a soft top up there in the winter ? if not you might think about getting a soft top and running it over a winter before selling the hard top.
 
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Im a person that changes my mind and regrets a lot of mods. I like to keep my original Jeep parts (have my 21 year old wheels and tires in the garage) but I'm glad I sold the hardtop and never wished I had it back.
 
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have you ran a soft top up there in the winter ? if not you might think about getting a soft top and running it over a winter before selling the hard top.

Not yet — the seller was in Maryland and never used the HT so I'm thinking I should be good.