ZJ Cage and fender flairs

[shotmobile]

Last night I was able to work for a while and got most of the "X" weaved in between the top rails. I got all but the very last piece of the entire cage done. Then I get to weld it all together. I used a piece of OSB that had a straight edge to lay out the "X" pattern. It worked great because it could bend the follow the roof and still have a staight line.

 

[machinist]

looks good :awesomework:

 

[shotmobile]

Got a lot done this weekend. I

 

[shotmobile]

 

[heep70]

WOW, Nice :awesomework::beer:

 

[NotMatt]

If it were me, I would try to fit a tube under the fender and tie the A-pillar in with your ARB bumper... that would tie the front end in with the rest of the cage and stiffen up the unibody quite a bit, I would think.

I think it turned out really sweet dude.

 

[jbugher]

Great job!

 

[shotmobile]

Well it's done. :rock: All buttoned up and ready to go play for the weekend. Here are some final pics.

Here is the link to the album of the 348 pics I uploaded of the entire project.

http://s241.photobucket.com/albums/ff216/shotmobile/ZJ Cage/

 

[heep70]

That look fantastic. :awesomework: Great job :beer:

 

[CHOP SHOP]

If it were me, I would try to fit a tube under the fender and tie the A-pillar in with your ARB bumper... that would tie the front end in with the rest of the cage and stiffen up the unibody quite a bit, I would think.

I think it turned out really sweet dude.

Wouldnt that make it an exo then?:corn:

 

[machinist]

nice job looks good :awesomework:

 

[timothy]

If it were me, I would try to fit a tube under the fender and tie the A-pillar in with your ARB bumper... that would tie the front end in with the rest of the cage and stiffen up the unibody quite a bit, I would think.

I think it turned out really sweet dude.

X2 Deffenently, I, see extra toob:awesomework:

 

[Lincolnlock]

Dude! That is a crap ton of work! I really like the way it turned out. It reminds me of my old Land Rover Discovery.