Before and after pictures

Srogers71

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This should be a good or bad one. Before and after. I had a nice 95 for a long time. Let some one borrow it. Wrong answer!

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First time we did the Mojave trail a bud allowed his friend to drive his tricked out Toyota 4x4. Didnt go 5 miles and the same result. Prick never offered to pay or fix any of it either. Lessons learned and sorry for yours.
 
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A rule that should be a given, but often isn't is, "You break it, you buy it". My adult sons even know this with my stuff. Even though I don't let them borrow my Jeep, side by side, street bike, or boat. But I may let them drive if I'm with them for a few.
 
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What did they do? I got my Grand Dad's YJ after he rolled it and jumped a ditch, but it doesn't have near the damage.
 
What did they do? I got my Grand Dad's YJ after he rolled it and jumped a ditch, but it doesn't have near the damage.
Was drinking took a curve to quick rolled it. Actually him and another guy flipped it back over hobbled home. It was pouring out fluid up front completely smashed. A guy bought it for 400$ a couple months after. It started right up and he drove it away. They chopped all the top off roll bar windshield everything. Straightened the frame. It’s still running. Out in some guys farm.
 
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Was drinking took a curve to quick rolled it. Actually him and another guy flipped it back over hobbled home. It was pouring out fluid up front completely smashed. A guy bought it for 400$ a couple months after. It started right up and he drove it away. They chopped all the top off roll bar windshield everything. Straightened the frame. It’s still running. Out in some guys farm.
This one snapped the transfer case in half, broke an engine mount a bit of other damage. I mainly just wanted a cab and frame and it was free. Well I was gonna buy the Jeep from him, because he was having trouble using a manual transmission and he was thinking of getting AC and I would have driven it around for a bit before doing any swaps, considering I'm not sure how many years until I'll have the time to do another.

My grand dad was 96 or 97 at the time and just got a minor cut and because of his age they rushed him to the hospital and drained all of the fluids and towed the Jeep. When I move it around the rear axle seems locked up when I drag and push it around.
 
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