tried to epoxy some material inside the door pannel to stiffen some of the "oil can" caused by the fire ... half worked. thats the bricks inside it

and the night shade turned out great, i really like it.

 

I HAZ DOOR!!!

the flat black hides the really warped panel from the fire ...

 

looks great man

 

i have a confession to make ....

with the window crank junk broke ... if the window is put down i have to pull the door apart to put it back up.

ok, one more confession ...

the latch carrier inside the door has a broken tab that bolts down to the rear bolt of the door handle ... so now it flexes ... and only opens from the inside ...

HOWEVER!!

its much more quite and less drafty!!

 

Hey did you know that jeep u got there came from Auburn,Ny.
The fox emblem u got on the rear tailgate is from a local dealership in Ny.

 

It had a parking sticker from a hospital in Syracuse. .. I keep meaning to track down the last owner and get the stories

 

Do you honestly want to know what happened?

 

hell yeah i do!! at this point it doesn't even matter. my current thoughts from tear down are while wheeling, rolling 1.5x into a crick. would be sweet to know if i'm right.

plus if you were some newb who totaled a new jeep and just took the insurance to buy another ... wouldn't you find it funny to see the pics of the jeep currently?

 

lookin great brother.
Where do you go from here?

 

Maybe I have a dumb question, or a couple dumb questions for that matter, but...

Where do I get this Nite shade stuff?
Did you spray it on the outside of the lenses or do you have to take it apart and paint the inside?

Jeep is looking great by the way, especially now that you were able to get the doors mounted. I still can't believe how you were able to revive this thing and make it bad ass on top of that. Simply awesome.