Looking at purchasing what I’m told is an all original 1977 J10 Golden Eagle. The body has some minor blemishes, no major rust or rot, frame is in good condition. Needs a dash pad, gas tank, and rear bumper plus some other random things like side marker lenses that are damaged. Has a 360, auto trans, solid rear window, and came radio delete per the seller. It does run and drive, tires are OK. Anything I should be asking or looking into further before buying? $12k asking price.

Hey all, I know I posted this old girl here about a year and a half ago with the intention of bringing her back to her former glory. Unfortunately, life got in the way. My Mom unfortunately passed on December 4th last year and I inherited her car and working on it was more important. Now I'm back to work on it, and I'm having issues with oddball parts. As you do with 47 year old cars lol. I can't seem to find rubbers for the rear side windows, and I've been told by a lot of people that they don't exist, and you're SOL if you're trying to restore a 2 door. Fortunately, I've had excellent luck finding the rest of the parts for it, and it's been pretty inexpensive. Hopefully I'll have it running by spring of '27, but that's being optimistic. Thank you all for your help.

TL;DR I got a free Jeep, mom died, and now I'm working on it again and I'm having weather strip issues.

Time to part ways with this girl, I’m in southern Ontario. What’s a fair price? Surface rust, no rot (was up from Arizona a decade ago), rebuilt 360 and trans. Theft attempt damaged column, so no PRINDL showing but she works with replacement section. Bench dropped on hood this winter causing dent.

Bought it for the non factory 401 under the hood. But was pretty surprised with the body in general. Couple rough spots. But rockers and floor are 95% intact. I think I'm going to have to restore this guy.

Cant tell a whole ton from a distance but this fella was super faded. Nothing a bit of tape and SEM cant solve!

Just picked this up. Any recommendations or tips for a new fsj owner?

Found an old photo of my dad's truck when we were going through things. He has since passed and this picture was probably taken in the 90's. Any idea what year it could be?

Inner structure has been buckled since I bought it. Hood barely opened and the body gaps were all uneven. Luckily I hoard parts so scavenged a 76 hood that was awfully dented on top.

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Now it sits square, opens/closes smooth as butter.

make sure you check your ball joint !!

Took a bit of engineering with a tow strap to accomplish this very dull task, but look at me go!

Hey everyone, just to preface, I am 21 years old and this is my first ever project car. I was able to snag this one for about 2k and the body seemed to be in great condition. Unfortunately the same could not be said for the wiring. I decided to get a speedway motor kit to replace the body harness. Now that I have everything all out in front of me it’s a lot more daunting and confusing than I had anticipated. I was a prepared for a lot of mechanical work. Not so much for electrical lol. If anyone has any advice an or helpful resources they could share that would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Other than packing with petroleum jelly how can you easily fill the oil pump on a 79 360

Hi all, I’m looking for a Cherokee in Northern California. Pretty slim pickings on bring a trailer, marketplace, eBay etc. I’m wondering if anyone has something or maybe ideas on where else to look. Preferably looking for an automatic and running. Cheers!

I have an '82 Cherokee my grandmother left me. I accidentally shot a rock through the passenger side triangle window, and have already gotten replacement glass but I cannot find anything on how the process to install it goes. Do I have to scrape all the urethane out of the sheath or is there a better way to disassemble the frame?

I just picked up this 1970 J2000 I’m new to full size jeeps and I’m curious what differentials these are. Sorry if it’s a silly question it I’m getting mixed results trying to figure it myself. Thank you guys and gals

Jaxson Dart and Malik Nabers were doing an Abercrombie and fitch ad down the street from my house in Brooklyn, a friend was working the production so I stopped by and asked if they wanted to use my Wagoneer. The director was stoked, so was I!

I hope they photoshop that rust out…..