Steve L

Well a month later and I'm back. The '84 CJ7 I was looking at
http://tinyurl.com/4tx7s was a little more than I wanted to take on for
a first project, a real rust bucket.
I kept looking and I found a '95 YJ 4cyl w/98K in good shape and bought
it. No modifications except for brush guard, nerf bars and a Class III
hitch. It has some rust on door hinges and hood latches but that's all I
could find so far. It has a hard top so I'm looking for a soft top and
a bikini top.

I'll be changing all fluids, plugs, wires, distrib cap, rotor,
filters...and then see what's next. Anything else I should be doing?

Thanks,
Steve

Mark12211

If it has carpets, check under them for moisture. That moisture can start to
cause some rusting of the floor pan.

Mark12211

If it has carpets, check under them for moisture. That moisture can start to
cause some rusting of the floor pan.

Mark12211

If it has carpets, check under them for moisture. That moisture can start to
cause some rusting of the floor pan.

Steve L

On 8/28/2004 10:34 AM, Mark12211 wrote:
> If it has carpets, check under them for moisture. That moisture can start to
> cause some rusting of the floor pan.

Yup, did that, found some starting around the seat belt anchor for the
back seat. Think I'll take all the carpet up for a thorough inspection.
Thanks.
Steve

Steve L

On 8/28/2004 10:34 AM, Mark12211 wrote:
> If it has carpets, check under them for moisture. That moisture can start to
> cause some rusting of the floor pan.

Yup, did that, found some starting around the seat belt anchor for the
back seat. Think I'll take all the carpet up for a thorough inspection.
Thanks.
Steve

Steve L

On 8/28/2004 10:34 AM, Mark12211 wrote:
> If it has carpets, check under them for moisture. That moisture can start to
> cause some rusting of the floor pan.

Yup, did that, found some starting around the seat belt anchor for the
back seat. Think I'll take all the carpet up for a thorough inspection.
Thanks.
Steve