On this episode of how much rust is too much rust
- Thread starter hosejockey61
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I don't think I have ever seen a tj in yard back east. Quite a few guys buy them with frames like that then part them out though.
Looks like it sat at the bottom of the ocean for a bit.
MountaineerTom
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man a 5gal bucket of bondo, some zip-ties, duck tape, a ratchet strap or 4 and about 15 coats of flat black paint and she'll be good as new just ask anybody from ALABAMA !!!! 
man a 5gal bucket of bondo, some zip-ties, duck tape, a ratchet strap or 4 and about 15 coats of flat black paint and she'll be good as new just ask anybody from ALABAMA !!!!
Sounds like a date/family reunion in Alabama.
this is how they fix them in ALABAMA ! Aint going to mention no names 😱
I’ve seen frames like that on market place around here that people want 5000 bucks for. That’s “repairable” in seller parlance
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downthepines
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Or an upstate NY Craig's list ad that specifically says garaged and never driven in the dnow.
Hey that’s not a trail fix, that is stage one build man. Cost me $35 bucks. Had to borrow money for this upgrade.
Trail adjustable, meets hunter safety rules, also works on LJs if you get longer straps.
I see that kind of rust and think- what if it was wheeled hard ? Seems like it would just be bad.
Bless you guys up North. Liquid salt is insidious.
Bless you guys up North. Liquid salt is insidious.
@hosejockey61 Just curious, did you scavenge an parts of it?
joniki
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