I’ve always wanted to do this…

In this episode, Josh dives head first into the roll cage project on the 1979 Jeep Cherokee. The initial focus is on cleaning the underside and engine bay to prepare for a complete rebuild, including a new engine and transmission. The removal of the dashboard is a significant step in planning the roll cage design. Josh meticulously measures and cuts tubing to create a sturdy and functional roll cage, integrating it with the vehicle's structure. The video concludes with the fabrication of the cowl section, to resembling a Kaiser M715 and setting the stage for future work on the windshield frame, engine installation, and roll cage completion. ‪@WeldproWeldingEquipment‬
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Perfect is the enemy of done- love it!!

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Surprised at how relatively easy it was to remove the dash - you really gutting it!

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Wait til you see the windshield frame, it turned out so good!