Sitting home on a saturday afternoon with nothing to do can very quickly become a make work project. I decided that seeing as my Smittybilt fenders were not coming in until June to say forget it and go back to original plan. I figured I'd go play in the garage. My passenger rear fender had a nice dent in it from last years Greens run and a rather solid tree. Decided to finally pull out the dremel and cut the rear fenders to match the fronts.

This is the fenders before I started


Inner fenders pulled out to reveal much of Hamilton that I aaprently brought home with me (this is after the initail wipe down)


Tape all layed out for a nice even cutting line


Nice even cut


All trimmed out and cleaned up properly


All thats left now is to spray the rocker guard in the inner fenders, mount the new rear bumper, install new CB antenna, and shes all ready for another year. Its actually nice to fronts and rears done the same, makes Jeep look more uniform.

 

looks good. where'd the snorkel go?

 

I have some door trim for the edges, smoothes it out real nice.

Snorkel is on the floor to my right. Took off temporarily to clean a few things and change headlights.

 

good stuff Ron, that's quite the pinstripe on the passenger door, get that at Green's as well?

 

Lookin good Ron

 

Nope got that from a root sticking out the side of a hole I was trying to get through .... says a little about the hole doesnt it?

 

Looks good!

 

looks good. To bad you could not keep the inner liner in.

 

If youre referring to all the green on the inside that will be rock guarded black as soon as it warms up just a bit more.

 

That would look better. That is why I kept my liners when i went to the flats. I though of painting the inside but the liners fit perfect.