My Jeep have a very good looking.... BUT Idon,t show the bottom The frame need major repairs but in Quebec (Canada) used frame in good health seem to be very rare! I'm expecting to refreshed mine,,, lot of welding to do... Doyou think it's a good idea ????

When I bought my 93YJ the frame had a few questionable spots, along the way we welded alot, patched, and hope it would hold together, finally one day it was sooo rotten the motor mounts gave way ( I beleive because the frame actually twisted) I mean it was bad you couldnt close my door because the whole tub was bending in the middle.  We finally bought a YJ for $500 and swapped the frames it was the best thing I ever did, cause I love my jeep.  If you go to my spaces page there is a few pictures of the frame swap www.vtjeepgurl.spaces.live.co m  Good Luck!

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When we swapped the new frame into VTJEEPGIRL's '93 it went pretty smooth. I stripped the donor jeep to its axles and drivetrain. Then I removed the body from her '93 and set it to the side. Then with the 2 chassis next to each other I swapped the engine/tranny/transfer case over and installed the lift kit. While installing the lift kit I decided to use her '93 axles also. Once I had the chassis set I put the body on the frame using Prothanes 1" body lift mounts. I could have used more of the donor Jeep and saved some time but I decided to keep as much of her '93 as possible. I have a couple of pictures of the swap on my page. If your frame has a lot of rust I think it's easier to just swap in a new frame. Granted I own a crane and used it to lift the body off in one piece tub,fenders and all. You can lift a tub off with an engine hoist or even a group of friends.We just sold a decent 6 cylinder YJ frame for $150. If you keep your eye out you can find decent frames out there. Good luck with your project.

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